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The Sweetwater River Trail is an 8-mile loop trail that runs along both sides of the river. The trail has some elevation gain, but this gives you nice views of the nearby mountains.

Route 894 runs from the state park entrance to Campo. If you're planning a day trip on the PCT, you can park your car here at the end of the day. The parking fee is $5.

The trail to Cuyamaca Peak offers beautiful scenery, winding through single-track paths and fire roads. Remnants of the 2003 Cedar Fire, like standing dead trees, serve as stark reminders along the way. However, the area has undergone notable regrowth, aided by controlled burns and replanting over the years.

Wide vision and short legs.

The Sweetwater River Trail includes a little bit of everything: singletrack, double-track, paved trails, dirt trails, bridges, boardwalks and everything in between. This is a great trail to run whether you are a seasoned runner or new to the sport. It isn't too steep (for the most part), and it follows along the river with some shade at times.

Standing 2,567 feet high, Mother Miguel Mountain is a popular hiking destination in the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge. Because the trail is a bit steeper and rockier at the top, there are usually fewer people on the summit than on the actual trail. You know you're at the top once you see the giant rock pile. You'll get great views of other peaks in the area and Sweetwater Reservoir from up here.

Mother Miguel Mountain (also known as “The Rock House”) is a small summit close to San Miguel Mountain. It offers a great view of the South Bay, and the small mountain of rocks with a flagpole at the summit makes it an interesting destination!

I recommend to do the loop opposite clockwise : directly go up the for the descend take the trail on the right just after the summit, to discover a wild area which deserve the detour.