Escondido Canyon Park

marcos jimenez

Short hike dog friendly,and a beautiful fall and hikers are cool. Pollution free. Take care of this beauty!!

Austin Dix

Pretty easy trail. Some people have a hard time finding it, but as long as you walk up the paved street and reach the top, you'll know you're going the right way because there will be "stay on the path" signs that you continue to pass. The hill slopes down, and you take the path on your left which is clearly marked with the trailhead marker. It took us maybe 25 minutes to get to the waterfall. The waterfall itself was ok, but it stunk of something rotting. A buddy had told me that there are 3 different waterfalls you can walk to, you just have to be willing to rock climb a bit.

Rachel

Easy hike, including from parking (I saved myself the $8 parking in the small lot and parked on the street; I arrived around 715a and when I got back to my car around 930a, parking was pretty crowded) up to the actual trail—get to see a lot of gorgeously-expensive houses. The trail itself is a bit confusing at first bc it is unmarked and there is a lot of overgrown foliage—I wound up taking a wrong turn and arrived at a ‘no trespassing’ sign at first. You can climb up to a second waterfall as well, but I did not do that as I was solo hiking.

SandS Law Group

Wonderful day hike with great scenery that's pet friendly. Only concern is limited parking and bathroom at entrance only. Trail could use some signs as part of the path was closed off. But very much worth the trek.