시에라 데 후아레스 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

In the middle of Friendship Park lies this pretty little lake. You can sit by the water or walk along the path that loops around it.

Friendship Park is a lovely place for a city stroll. The circuit around the lake covers 1.5 kilometers.

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.

CLEEF stands for Camp Lockett Event and Equestrian Facility. The facilities which have been expanded during the last years are located on 167 acres of property in the mountainous area of southeast San Diego County, approximately 1/4 mile from the trailhead for the Pacific Crest Trail. CLEEF serves as an ideal location for travelers embarking on the famous 2200 mile trek. https://campocleef.org/about-cleef

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.

An iconic place with contradictions. The PCT's southern start/end point steles stand directly next to the oversized border fence with Mexico. The vast majority of thru-hikers begin their multi-month adventure north here, usually with a photo taken at the steles. A trail log is tucked between the steles, where you can sign your name. Information on how to get to the starting point can be found at: https://www.pcta.org/discover-the-trail/backcountry-basics/pct-transportation/directions-southern-terminus-pct/ https://pctsouthernterminusshuttle.com/

The Cleef Campground with Papa Bear is legendary - the breakfast is delicious and the toilets (2 minutes walk) in the trailer are clean.

The campsite at Hauser Creek is a popular spot to end the first day on the Pacific Crest Trail if you hike northbound. In a year with high precipitation, Hauser Creek is flowing and a good source to fill your water bottles.