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*Hidden gem *part of the San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve *several trails with mild to strenuous levels (slot canyon is strenuous... but there were parts of the switchback trail that was labeled as moderate that were a bit strenuous *Know your limits, hydrate, wear good hiking /walking shoes and listen to your body *incredible plant and wildlife biodiversity *birding hotspot * trail is unpaved *trail starts at the end of a cul de sac... street parking is free but depending on the day and time can be hard
Before they made this place "upscale" lol, I knew it as the root many, many years ago! I suggest finding a spot to park on N. Rios Ave. From there, it is an uphill hike to even get to the rock trails. Enjoy the nature along the way. It's worth it once you are there. Beautiful rock formations and beautiful views from the top. Some of the paths in the rocks are roped off now, they didn't use to be. It's a tight squeeze making it to the top. If you are claustrophobic, I don't recommend it. It seemed tighter than it did 25 years ago, ha. All and all, this is a beautiful hike. Make sure to bring some water, especially if it's a hot day!
This is a very short little offshoot trail on the much larger San Elijo Ecological Reserve trail system. It's the only place in San Diego County where you're going to find a slot Canyon like this. It's also one of the only hikes that's appropriate to do on warmer days safely. It's very well marked and not far down from the main trailhead. If you just wanted to do the Annie's canyon hike you could probably do the whole thing in 30 minutes, but we did it as part of a larger hike, about 6 miles over 2 hours. It takes about one minute to walk through the actual slot canyon but it's super cool. The walls are high and narrow. A lot of people have carved graffiti into the side of the walls, which I'm generally not a fan of, but it kind of adds a little something to the allure here. When you get to the end of the slot, there's a ladder going up. When we got there, it was kind of a traffic jam as we were waiting for several people to go up. Definitely an appropriate hike for kids, but they ask that you don't bring your dogs into this section of the reserve..
If you don't want to drive miles inland to the desolate areas of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park to experience the slot canyons, then check out this coastal trail in Solana Beach. The trailhead was at the end of a cul de sac. Parking was all curbside along this dead end which must be annoying for residents as vehicles will be parked in front of their residences all day long. Annie's Canyon Trail is a gentle hike that is great for families. The slot canyon section was terrific albeit very narrow in certain spots. If you are claustrophobic, then this may not be suitable. The rest of the trek was flat and short. Construction had closed off the eastern portion of the route on the other side of the highway for the longest time. That cut the length of the trail by at least in half. One can complete the modified loop in less than an hour so it's not much of a challenge. You can even repeat the circuit multiple times if there are no crowds. The views from within the slot canyon were picturesque. Kids probably enjoyed the passage because it felt like climbing around a rock playground for them, including the ladder and stairs to help you ascend to the top of the formation. From there, the perch overlooking the San Elijo Lagoon was nice. Annie's Canyon is a good place to bring visitors without wearing them out. In terms of a true hike, I only gave three stars because of the lack of difficulty other than the climbing.
Up and down and all around! So glad I did my research on where to park and chose the right starting point. My son had one request while in the area: a hike. This was PERFECT! We are so glad we chose the harder option also. The slots and ladders were SO cool. The parking on the street may be hard to come by depending day and time. The hike itself can be very busy also.
A great little hike, not strenuous. But, there is a part that might not be suitable for young kids. If you are claustrophobic, it might be for you. It was busy when we went and we had to wait in a line to get into the canyon part. Parking is street parking so factor that into your hike. We enjoyed it and got great photos. Would not recommend on a very hot day. But, we went on a beautiful spring day and it was perfect.
Access Annie's Canyon from N.Rios Avenue. There's always plenty of free street parking in the residential area of your going on the weekdays. It can get pretty crowded on the weekends and going thru the slot canyon wouldn't be any fun. If you can go during the week, you will feel like you have the place to yourself. It's a short well maintained dirt path to the entrance of the slot canyon. It's one way in and you climb up to the exit. Take your time going thru the slot canyon. It's very short. There's been a lot of work in the area recently with new steps added, which is nice. I remember having to scramble up certain areas in the past. You will be rewarded with a beautiful view at the end. Walk back to the trail head via the Gemma Parks Trail so that you're walking along the water and see all the birds. No dogs allowed though I do see people still bringing their dogs thru the canyon and hauling them up the two metal ladders at the end. I don't recommend it.
Started my hike from the La Orilla Trailhead and made a pass through Annie's Canyon on my way out to the South Cardiff Beach. I returned by way of the other side of the lagoon and used the pedestrian bridge under I-5 to get back to my car. The trail from La Orilla trailhead to the canyon is easy, but it is sand which for some may be unpleasant. I definitely was getting sand in my shoes the whole way. Annie's Canyon was a lot of fun, albeit short. Reading the sign you can choose to go up the slot canyon or the switchback. The sign says the slot canyon is difficult and the switchback is moderate. I chose the switchback, and found that when you get to the top you cannot go back down through the slot canyon. So I came back down, and went up again through the canyon. And I will tell you - the slot canyon is WAY easier than the switchback to get to the top. The area around San Elijo Lagoon is beautiful and while most of the hiking is easy, it is definitely worth checking out. Annie's Canyon is a fun little side jaunt that mixes it up a bit. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for some outdoorsy fun!
Used to hike this spot in HS before everyone found out about it. It still a light hike that mostly anyone can do. I took the little for a day out and we went here. The "hike" starts with a very easy walking trail then you hit the beautiful canyons. With small narrow spots of the canyons it gives a really natural trail feel. It was bitter sweet seeing a line at the canyons because it's became so mainstream now. Parts of the trail are blocked off for good reason I'm sure. Nonetheless it's still a good time to get out and do something at no cost. I'll be returning during a weekday for a less crowded look
One of the most fun hiking trails I've been on. The canyon itself is relatively short, but the trail leading from the parking lot to the canyon was a little longer. A very engaging and unique hike. We parked on a street and hiked around 15 to 20 minutes to get to the canyon itself. The hike to the canyon was quite hilly, so be prepared for that. Hiking through the canyon was extremely fun. There are stairs and ladders to get up and it is a one-way hike because it is so narrow. Makes for amazing and unique pictures and the view once you get to the top of the canyon is incredible! We came at around sunset time so it was even better. I highly recommend this hike. It was pretty tiring, but not too bad. Definitely not for claustrophobic individuals but the ladders and stairs made it so much fun.
What an amazing and fun trail! The start of it was very scenic and comfortable to walk, then at the fork, turning right leads you to the slot canyon with has about moderate difficulty to hike. The slot canyon, the tight space, the metal ladder were the kids favorite part. They had so much fun hiking to this little trail. It took us about 45 minutes to go through it round trip, but that could also be due to us moving quite fast since we did it at sunset. My young kids found this to be quite thrilling.
TripAdvisor recommended this hike, and I was so excited to try hiking a slot canyon. I wasn't aware there were any in SoCal. It was a quick hike, about 20 minutes from the trailhead taking the "difficult" route through the narrow slot canyon to the overlook at the top. On the way back, we took the additional short (less than a mile) loop down by the lagoon. It was really peaceful, and we saw lots of different birds. I highly recommend this short hike. If you don't want to go through the slot canyon, there is an easy route with steps to the top.
Highly recommended hiking trail! There is an easy 10-15 hike to the Annie's Canyon Trail, then there is a loop, and you want to make sure you take the path from the left. The view was memorable and the journey was fun. Tips: - good hiking shoes highly recommend! Some places are sandy slippery, not a difficult hike but needs to be focused. Not suitable for people who have difficulty walking, especially at the top. - you might need to have both hands to hold on, especially at the 'top', therefore, do not recommend holding a phone or a water bottle. - when you see the sign for Annie's Canyon Trail, take the path on the right. It's the fun, exciting, and slightly challenging trail. Part of it is narrow and some parts are steep, and some stairs. It is a one way path and will reach the top, and the path down is the path that was the one on the left. (So if you take the left, easier path up, you will totally miss the fun!
1 month ago
Quite a nice short trail if you dont take the extra mile path. A good climb and scenic view. Other websites will say this is easy difficulty trail. But it can be semi moderate with the uphill, climbing, &balancing. You might not want to bring your unfit elderly that aren't used to non flat surfaces just an fyi. Going early in the morning, we had cloudy weather. The highway on the side that leads into this can be a bit unimmersive. But still worth the hike. read more
3 months ago
*Hidden gem *part of the San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve *several trails with mild to strenuous levels (slot canyon is strenuous... but there were parts of the switchback trail that was labeled as moderate that were a bit strenuous *Know your limits, hydrate, wear good hiking /walking shoes and listen to your body *incredible plant and wildlife biodiversity *birding hotspot * trail is unpaved *trail starts at the end of a cul de sac... street parking is free but depending on the day and time can be hard read more
Before they made this place "upscale" lol, I knew it as the root many, many years ago! I suggest finding a spot to park on N. Rios Ave. From there, it is an uphill hike to even get to the rock trails. Enjoy the nature along the way. It's worth it once you are there. Beautiful rock formations and beautiful views from the top. Some of the paths in the rocks are roped off now, they didn't use to be. It's a tight squeeze making it to the top. If you are claustrophobic, I don't recommend it. It seemed tighter than it did 25 years ago, ha. All and all, this is a beautiful hike. Make sure to bring some water, especially if it's a hot day! read more
This is a very short little offshoot trail on the much larger San Elijo Ecological Reserve trail system. It's the only place in San Diego County where you're going to find a slot Canyon like this. It's also one of the only hikes that's appropriate to do on warmer days safely. It's very well marked and not far down from the main trailhead. If you just wanted to do the Annie's canyon hike you could probably do the whole thing in 30 minutes, but we did it as part of a larger hike, about 6 miles over 2 hours. It takes about one minute to walk through the actual slot canyon but it's super cool. The walls are high and narrow. A lot of people have carved graffiti into the side of the walls, which I'm generally not a fan of, but it kind of adds a little something to the allure here. When you get to the end of the slot, there's a ladder going up. When we got there, it was kind of a traffic jam as we were waiting for several people to go up. Definitely an appropriate hike for kids, but they ask that you don't bring your dogs into this section of the reserve.. read more
If you don't want to drive miles inland to the desolate areas of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park to experience the slot canyons, then check out this coastal trail in Solana Beach. The trailhead was at the end of a cul de sac. Parking was all curbside along this dead end which must be annoying for residents as vehicles will be parked in front of their residences all day long. Annie's Canyon Trail is a gentle hike that is great for families. The slot canyon section was terrific albeit very narrow in certain spots. If you are claustrophobic, then this may not be suitable. The rest of the trek was flat and short. Construction had closed off the eastern portion of the route on the other side of the highway for the longest time. That cut the length of the trail by at least in half. One can complete the modified loop in less than an hour so it's not much of a challenge. You can even repeat the circuit multiple times if there are no crowds. The views from within the slot canyon were picturesque. Kids probably enjoyed the passage because it felt like climbing around a rock playground for them, including the ladder and stairs to help you ascend to the top of the formation. From there, the perch overlooking the San Elijo Lagoon was nice. Annie's Canyon is a good place to bring visitors without wearing them out. In terms of a true hike, I only gave three stars because of the lack of difficulty other than the climbing. read more
Up and down and all around! So glad I did my research on where to park and chose the right starting point. My son had one request while in the area: a hike. This was PERFECT! We are so glad we chose the harder option also. The slots and ladders were SO cool. The parking on the street may be hard to come by depending day and time. The hike itself can be very busy also. read more
A great little hike, not strenuous. But, there is a part that might not be suitable for young kids. If you are claustrophobic, it might be for you. It was busy when we went and we had to wait in a line to get into the canyon part. Parking is street parking so factor that into your hike. We enjoyed it and got great photos. Would not recommend on a very hot day. But, we went on a beautiful spring day and it was perfect. read more
Access Annie's Canyon from N.Rios Avenue. There's always plenty of free street parking in the residential area of your going on the weekdays. It can get pretty crowded on the weekends and going thru the slot canyon wouldn't be any fun. If you can go during the week, you will feel like you have the place to yourself. It's a short well maintained dirt path to the entrance of the slot canyon. It's one way in and you climb up to the exit. Take your time going thru the slot canyon. It's very short. There's been a lot of work in the area recently with new steps added, which is nice. I remember having to scramble up certain areas in the past. You will be rewarded with a beautiful view at the end. Walk back to the trail head via the Gemma Parks Trail so that you're walking along the water and see all the birds. No dogs allowed though I do see people still bringing their dogs thru the canyon and hauling them up the two metal ladders at the end. I don't recommend it. read more
Started my hike from the La Orilla Trailhead and made a pass through Annie's Canyon on my way out to the South Cardiff Beach. I returned by way of the other side of the lagoon and used the pedestrian bridge under I-5 to get back to my car. The trail from La Orilla trailhead to the canyon is easy, but it is sand which for some may be unpleasant. I definitely was getting sand in my shoes the whole way. Annie's Canyon was a lot of fun, albeit short. Reading the sign you can choose to go up the slot canyon or the switchback. The sign says the slot canyon is difficult and the switchback is moderate. I chose the switchback, and found that when you get to the top you cannot go back down through the slot canyon. So I came back down, and went up again through the canyon. And I will tell you - the slot canyon is WAY easier than the switchback to get to the top. The area around San Elijo Lagoon is beautiful and while most of the hiking is easy, it is definitely worth checking out. Annie's Canyon is a fun little side jaunt that mixes it up a bit. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for some outdoorsy fun! read more
Used to hike this spot in HS before everyone found out about it. It still a light hike that mostly anyone can do. I took the little for a day out and we went here. The "hike" starts with a very easy walking trail then you hit the beautiful canyons. With small narrow spots of the canyons it gives a really natural trail feel. It was bitter sweet seeing a line at the canyons because it's became so mainstream now. Parts of the trail are blocked off for good reason I'm sure. Nonetheless it's still a good time to get out and do something at no cost. I'll be returning during a weekday for a less crowded look read more
5 months ago
One of the most fun hiking trails I've been on. The canyon itself is relatively short, but the trail leading from the parking lot to the canyon was a little longer. A very engaging and unique hike. We parked on a street and hiked around 15 to 20 minutes to get to the canyon itself. The hike to the canyon was quite hilly, so be prepared for that. Hiking through the canyon was extremely fun. There are stairs and ladders to get up and it is a one-way hike because it is so narrow. Makes for amazing and unique pictures and the view once you get to the top of the canyon is incredible! We came at around sunset time so it was even better. I highly recommend this hike. It was pretty tiring, but not too bad. Definitely not for claustrophobic individuals but the ladders and stairs made it so much fun. read more
What an amazing and fun trail! The start of it was very scenic and comfortable to walk, then at the fork, turning right leads you to the slot canyon with has about moderate difficulty to hike. The slot canyon, the tight space, the metal ladder were the kids favorite part. They had so much fun hiking to this little trail. It took us about 45 minutes to go through it round trip, but that could also be due to us moving quite fast since we did it at sunset. My young kids found this to be quite thrilling. read more
1 year ago
TripAdvisor recommended this hike, and I was so excited to try hiking a slot canyon. I wasn't aware there were any in SoCal. It was a quick hike, about 20 minutes from the trailhead taking the "difficult" route through the narrow slot canyon to the overlook at the top. On the way back, we took the additional short (less than a mile) loop down by the lagoon. It was really peaceful, and we saw lots of different birds. I highly recommend this short hike. If you don't want to go through the slot canyon, there is an easy route with steps to the top. read more
18 days ago
Highly recommended hiking trail! There is an easy 10-15 hike to the Annie's Canyon Trail, then there is a loop, and you want to make sure you take the path from the left. The view was memorable and the journey was fun. Tips: - good hiking shoes highly recommend! Some places are sandy slippery, not a difficult hike but needs to be focused. Not suitable for people who have difficulty walking, especially at the top. - you might need to have both hands to hold on, especially at the 'top', therefore, do not recommend holding a phone or a water bottle. - when you see the sign for Annie's Canyon Trail, take the path on the right. It's the fun, exciting, and slightly challenging trail. Part of it is narrow and some parts are steep, and some stairs. It is a one way path and will reach the top, and the path down is the path that was the one on the left. (So if you take the left, easier path up, you will totally miss the fun! read more
1 year ago
I love this hike, it's a very short mild hike for those who are okay with some tighter spaces and a little bit of height The canyon itself is not even a quarter mile, and then the trail leading back down is all switch backs and can be tough on the knees if you're older. Id recommend going early morning or off season because it does get very hot, and if you get claustrophobic and feel like you can't finish the canyon portion it's easier to turn back around when there isn't a huge crowd Even if you don't get the canyon complete go for some nice photos, you can even take the switch backs up and just sit at the top. I love coming here and do the loop at least 2 times Everytime I come. Go with some friends, it's a cool experience and challenges you a bit if you arent used to a hike read more
2 months ago
04-20-2025 We started our hike around 5pm on a Sunday. Second time being here. Loved it, not so crowded and plenty of parking. Beautiful rock formations to enjoy and the climb was easy. Recommended time to hike is early morning or around 5 pm when it's not so hot. read more
1 year ago
Super cool hike! A hidden gem in San Diego. You wouldn't even know this sand formation is in there! Pretty incredible. A lovely 1.5 mile hike round trip. A well kept sand trail with views of the estuary, depending on what time of year, beautiful flowers and the sound of birds and the freeway lol! There were also a lot of lizards sun bathing in the sand. We had a cool time exploring this area and climbing thru the canyon. A must see if you're in the area! read more
1 month ago
Love this hiking trail! Highly recommended it was very easy to do! It's about 1 hour and 30 mins to get it done read more
2 years ago
This spot has been on my list since I moved to California, recently having moved a bit closer, I was excited to finally check it out. What an awesome hidden gem in the middle of a busy suburb! It felt like a mini Grand Canyon. So happy this nature was preserved in the middle of a large highway as well. The hike can be adjusted to your fitness level with a nice loop around the marsh as well. A small detour will take you to Annie's canyon, which are natural mud (?) waves and that hike can be challenging with metal stairs and small spaces and a quick elevation jump but a ton of fun and worth it! If you go the opposite direction to the left you can hike up a bit easier to a view point. Parking is at the end of a street with houses and there's also a bike path alongside the hiking path. The only downside is there's a very busy highway which can add a lot of noise to an otherwise calm place but there are pockets of peace along the walk. read more
1 year ago
We parked along Solana Hill street and had a 0.6 hike to the actual start of Annie's Canyon Trail. That hike in the beginning was the hardest because it had at least 3 big hills of ups and downs! Annie's Canyon was actually very easy to complete and unique! If you have claustrophobia, do not go through the slot canyons. The ladder part was fun and well made! I also spotted a unique bird, the California Towhee. I liked this "hike" but would want to find an easier way to get here rather than coming from Solana Hill street. read more
1 year ago
A family favorite hike, especially loved by the kids! The kids enjoy going through the sandstone slot canyons with narrow walls and ladders! Easy to complete hike in a hour. Recommend not going after rain or on a misty day as gets muddy and slippery. Two options to reach the viewpoint. Moderate route is via uphill switchbacks and difficult is through the narrow sandstone slots. We've had 5-7 year olds complete the difficult route with ease, but depends on comfort level of supervising adult with them. read more
10 months ago
Muy divertido sábado.! Lo pasamos super bien, llegamos temprano y caminamos todos los senderos excepto los humedales Dejamos el cañón justo para la hora de comer, aprovechamos el sprouts que está cerca donde compramos pollos bebidas y deshechables para comer en Solana Beach read more
This trail is worth a visit. I used Google map to get there and it brought me to Solana Hills. I would recommend getting off the Manchester Ave exit from the freeway and parking right off there. The walk to the slot canyon trailhead is faster. The walk from Solana Hills was up and down. It was more rigorous than Annie's trail! The Slot canyon is literally 10 minutes to the top without human traffic. Definitely get there before 930am. The flat switch backs down the canyon have a nice view of the lagoon and beach. We hiked slot canyon twice. The teens weren't happy at first about coming but wanted to go again. That says alot! read more
3 months ago
Annie's canyon trail have a few steep hills, including an optional slot canyon to viewpoint which is ranked "difficult," or you can choose "moderate." Depending on which one you choose, it can be relatively easy, or more strenuous. It takes about one hour to complete the trail, and dogs are welcome on the moderate trail. the trail has some narrow passages, but they are manageable, you may have difficulty getting through the tight squeezes of the canyon. the trail is not for people who are claustrophobic. Address for parking and it's FREE 2550 Via Poco, Cardiff, CA 92007 It's a short hike around 2.5 miles but worth it. Recommended it Enjoy the trail and leave no trace read more
1 year ago
Lovely, Simple and Pretty detour off the trail. I initially thought this would be a longer section of the hike... But once we got there, it took less than 20 minutes to get through. We went on a cloudy day in the middle of the week, so there was no crowds or hold up to get through the canyon. My friend who I went with and who has been in several times says that on the weekends I can get very crowded. The sand is soft and the incline is not very bad at all... The only section that requires you to use a little bit of strength would be the last few steps to get out of the canyon. After making this trip, I realize that this hike would be perfect for my niece and nephew who are 9 and 12 years old since it's short, sweet and has pretty views. read more
1 year ago
Quick beautiful trail with good photo ops. Took about 15 minutes to complete. Stop by if you're in the area! read more
I've been to Annie's a couple times and I never get sick of it. It's a perfect length for a nice hike, especially if it's a beautiful day out. I would say it's more on the difficult side if you go the canyon route, which I definitely recommend (unless you are uncomfortable with very tight spaces) read more
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Is the trail open? I looked into thenaturecollective.org website but has not been updated since 2/8.
Checking in again to find out - can you access Annie's trail from any trail(s) east of I-5? I see the I-5 construction is complete & understand that a trail to Annie's trail does go under I-5 - does anyone have any information?
Yes! You can connect to Annie's Canyon Trail from all trails east of I-5. The pedestrian bridge under the I-5 is now open.
Has anyone tried to take their dog up the stairs? Either carrying them or letting them walk up the stairs?
It is more of a ladder than stairs and you would have to carry your dog up it. My friend had to turn around with her little dog.
Can you access Annie's Canyon trail (near Solana Beach in CA} from the trails east of I-5 now? I heard that you could not due to construction around I-5.
The best way to access this trail is to park at the end of Mar Vista Drive where it meets Canyon Drive.(about 642 Mar Vista) and walk from there. Be sure to set off your car alarm to show your appreciation to the neighbors. Also please leave any…
Where do we park?
Kevin, You can park at the Solana Hills trailhead (498-450 Solana Hills Dr, Solana Beach, CA 92075) or the Rios Ave trailhead (126 Solana Point Cir, Solana Beach, CA 92075).…
Anyone know if it's still closed?
Annie's Canyon Trail is still temporarily closed.
Does anyone know if this trail is still closed or have they opened it yet? TIA!
Slot canyons are still closed. Hopefully will reopen in a few weeks.
Why do people keep making reviews about it being strenuous? I've been taking my 7ry old here since he was 3. There's nothing strenuous about it. I've seen grandmas on this hike/climb a dozen times. Super easy trail.
I can bet you have helped your 3yo to get over few particularly tall steps. If two grandmas in their 80s decide to go the hard route, they might need to help each other in these places, with no chance of giving up and turning back. This is not rock…
Does anyone know if this trail is open the whole way?
Closed. The slot canyon is super narrow. No chance of social distancing.
So you think we could take our 2 year old in this hike?
You may want to wear your two year old. It's pretty narrow and steep
Can kelty kids child back pack fit through narrow paths on strenuous route?
I used an adult sized hiking backpack that fit through with no issues. I completed the route twice with no problems. It's a full sized backpack too not a camelpak.
Is this trail open this week?
ACT trail status can be found at: https://www.sanelijo.org/act…
Are there any kid friendly spots with great view? I and my husband want to go there with our 3 year old?
When you get to the sign go to the left for the easier trail. The right is narrow and you have to climb a ladder. The easier trail is a gradual incline and both trails end up at the same spot at the top.
Where is the parking?
There is not any provided parking. The best parking is where Mar Vista Dr meets Canyon Dr. and walk from there.
I am wide, basically, yes overweight..., but pretty much in shape....Do I fit thru the narrow spaces?
I disagree, I think the space was only super narrow up to my thighs, I'm 5'4 and almost 200lbs and it was not an issue...You're good!
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