This 1,800-acre park is bisected by the Tijuana River and the broad, flat floodplain provides an ideal environment to observe the diverse vegetation communities that attract transient bird populations as well as amphibians and reptiles such as lizards, frogs, and toads.

This easy walk just north of Lake Poway follows along a stream and a woodland canyon of large oaks.

The San Diego Natural History Museum comes alive at night for an exclusive 21+ after-hours event, The Secret Society of Adultologists.

Garnet Peak offers dramatic views of the desert and the Laguna Mountain Range.

This walk has something for everyone.

Walk along a beautiful, shaded creek and stop for lunch near an area with morteros where native people once prepared food.

Meet Huxley, the Harris’s Hawk, and talk with our Canyoneers about how you can see these birds in the wild.

This easy walk along the shore leads to the Ocean Beach Municipal Pier.

Come enjoy an imaginative journey into nature through dynamic readings and visits to exhibitions.

Get a glimpse into the backcountry world of San Diego almost 200 years ago.