San Diego Hikes

Name: San Diego Hikes
Rating: 3.7 (3 reviews)
Author: ePi Rational, Inc.

By: ePi Rational, Inc.

Health & Fitness

Features & Capabilities

Your guide to hiking trails and trailheads in San Diego County.

Paper Maps — Hike & Bike in San Diego's premier open space parks. A Paper Map is needed for every trail.

Use your GPS to see your location on the trail.

Features — Topo maps and contour maps of San Diego Bike and Hike trails — Contours in Imperial units (feet instead of meters) — Hikes added for: — Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve — Black Mountain Open Space Preserve — Mission Trails Regional Park — Mount Woodson — Iron Mountain — Daley Ranch/Lake Dixon

With over 7,000 acres, Mission Trails is one of the largest urban parks in the country, providing opportunities for recreation as well as native flora and fauna viewing. Mission Trails is home to Cowles Mountain, East Fortuna Staging Area (Equestrian Staging Area), Kumeyaay Lake and Campground, Old Mission Dam Historic Site, Kwaay Paay Peak, and many additional areas to hike, bike, observe and explore.

Black Mountain Open Space Park is owned and managed by the City of San Diego and is made up of a series of chaparral and sage covered hills, ridges, and canyons. The park is currently 2,352 acres.

Mount Woodson and Iron Mountain are located in Poway.

Usage — Pan to move — Pinch to zoom — Use two fingers to rotate — Double-tap to zoom in one level — Two-finger single-tap to zoom out one level — Double-tap, long-pressing the second, then pan up and down to "quick zoom" (one hand mode)

Legal — This application and its supporting data are provided as a free service to hikers and bikers. We believe the information, its presentation and the computations based upon it are accurate but they may contain errors. This application and its supporting data are distributed in the hope they will be useful, but are conveyed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY and without implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

Publisher assumes no liability for safety or condition of roads or trails. Map is not intended for navigational use and is not represented to be correct in every aspect. Consult federal, state, and local laws for current regulations.

Paper Maps — Hiking responsible since 2015. Paper Maps is powered by Mapbox. Maps use Mapbox GL with high performance vector based maps.

Black Mountain and Mission Trails maps are © City of San Diego

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

ePi Rational, Inc.

Rating:

3.70

(3)

Version:

2.352.46 Last updated: 2017-06-21

Version code:

841555783

Creation date:

2016-01-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

52.75MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

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# 686,052 ▼ 6,174

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Developed by:

ePi Rational, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/san-diego-hikes/id1072564926

Website:

http://RobLabs.com/sd

User Reviews

I've used the San Diego Hikes app on three hikes over the last three weeks: Mount Woodson to see Potato Chip Rock, Cowles Mountain using the Mesa trail (backside - east side - of the mountain), and Lake Murray. It is an excellent app for the casual San Diego hiker. I knew where we were at all times on the Mount Woodson hike. It was our first time doing the hike, and I did not want to wander off on the wrong trail. A neat feature for Mission Trails is the park map is available in addition to the topo. The Black Mountain park map is another overlay option under the file folder icon. Lake Murray was more of a walk than a hike, but having the app was useful to answer the "when we will be at the end" question that tends to arise with my hiking partner. For free, this is a must have app on your phone if you are exploring the many hiking options in San Diego. The maps are always on your phone, useful for the cell-free areas you run into on hikes. Thank you to the developer for making it available.