Grab your shoes and join the Women's Circle each third Wednesday of the month as we do an "easy to moderate" walk to get us out and about on the trails of San Diego. 

Contact Vera Pieknagura or Patrice Gold for more information for this month's trail. Trails differ each month so end time varies (range 1 -2 hours).

This Month:

Trail: Daley Ranch - Sage Trail

Length: 2 hours

Difficulty: Moderate (hills)

Directions: Head north on Interstate 15. Exit CA-78 heading east. Turn left onto Gamble St. Turn right on E. El Norte Pkwy. Drive a few miles until you turn left onto LaHonda Dr. Meet at the parking area to your right passing the ranger station (Approx. 45 mins)

Daley Ranch is a 3,058 acre park perched on the hillsides north of of Escondido. Originally, this land was peopled by the Kumeyaay Indians, who used the area for hunting game and gathering acorns from the abundant oaks throughout the park. As European Settlers accumulated larger portions of land during the middle and late 1800’s, this region fell into the hands of Robert Daley, who established a ranch to which he gradually added more and more property. The city of Escondido purchased the ranch in 1997 and now maintains it as a more or less natural habitat with 25 miles of hiking trails and a few historic buildings for seasoning.