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Annie’s Canyon Trail
Hiking Trail
Details
1.34 mi
244 ft
Annie’s Canyon Trail is a fun and welcoming hike that leads to a cool canyon with ocean views. After a scenic hike along the Rios Ave Trail, you’ll be able to explore Annie’s Canyon, a natural slot canyon in the sandstone hillside. The trail follows an out and back route. The trail itself is easy for hikers of all abilities, but going through Annie’s Canyon will require some clambering over rocks and climbing steel ladders. This unique hike is popular with Strava members in San Diego.