Coronado 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A pleasant little beach, perfect for a relaxing break.

Coronado Central Beach is a great place to stroll. It's not ideal for cycling because it's so busy.

Centennial Park is home to the Coronado Ferry Terminal. You can catch the ferry and ride it back to San Diego from here. There are also some grassy areas, a beach, and a bunch of restaurants and shops here.

San Diego is located in the bay north of the border. In 1542, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo was the first European to sail along here and see this magnificent landscape. In 1869, San Diego was founded as a Spanish mission and was the first of many Spanish settlements along the California coast.

You get a great view across the bay to downtown San Diego from here. There is a small family park, a beach, and you can walk out along the pier. The ferry costs $7 and takes you on a scenic journey across the water to downtown.

Magnificent views of Downtown San Diego and the Convention Center.

Coronado Shores Beach, which also goes by the name South Beach, is a huge sandy beach that backs up to a couple hotels and beachside resorts. There is a running and walking path that follows the shore and offers a bunch of different areas to go down some stairs to the sand.

Silver Strand State Beach has various beaches, campgrounds, and a load of day-use areas. It's just off the side of the Bayside Bikeway and is a super popular spot for tourists and locals, alike. There are a few different signs noting when to turn to get to the beach if you decide to go down to the actual waters. Keep in mind that all the paths for biking around here are paved.