라구나 산맥 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This trailhead leads you up the Rock House Trail to Mother Miguel Mountain. It is a straightforward trail and one of the few in the area with some elevation gain.

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.

During our visit in May 2025, the creek was empty. Reportedly, there had been a little water flowing two days earlier. However, it seems unlikely that you'll find water here. So, plan your first day so you can walk as far as Lake Morena, just in case.

Nice view of surrounding area

There is a very small site where you can squeeze your sleeping pad for a night under the stars. Some stacked rocks provide a little shelter from the wind. The view is exceptionally good.

The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) leads along the Burnt Rancheria Campground. There are several loops of campsites and each site is equipped with a table and a campfire ring. You can reserve a site via http://www.recreation.gov for $35/Night for single unit. To get to Mount Laguna from the PCT, a popular place to eat and resupply, you can walk across the campground.

At this junction, the Pacific Crest Trail crosses the Thing Valley Road and Morris Ranch Road. The Star Party Trail – that leads to the Mount Laguna Observatory operated by the San Diego State University Department of Astronomy – branches off the PCT.

Just off the Pacific Crest Trail, there are some flat open spots to rest or pitch tents. There might be water in Long Canyon Creek.