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Clevenger Trail - South - 1 member in 1 triplog has rated this an average 3 ( 1 to 5 best )
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Clevenger Trail - SouthSan Diego, CA
Clevenger Trail - South
San Diego, CA
Hiking avatar Dec 23 2011
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Hiking7.00 Miles 1,900 AEG
Hiking7.00 Miles
1,900 ft AEG
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On my way to visit a friend in Ramona, I stopped to hike this trail. I had read about it in a hiking guidebook by Jerry Schad. Views from the 3 hills I climbed look out toward the mountains, and down the San Pascual Valley, where my great-grandparents are buried. Also, you can see a little slice of the ocean from the hilltops. You also look right down at Highway 78, a busy two-lane road which connects Escondido with Ramona, and Santa Ysabel Creek, a perennial stream which the highway follows. The trail also crosses a pretty little canyon full of live oaks, which had a very small creek running through it. I saw two deer and some hawks and ravens.
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