Seagrove Park – Torrey Pines Climb loop from Solana Beach

Seagrove Park – Torrey Pines Climb loop from Solana Beach

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Seagrove Park – Torrey Pines Climb loop from Solana Beach

03:01

63.2km

720m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 0 m for 277 m

After 8.48 km for 99 m

After 63.0 km for 273 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.47 km

San Dieguito River Estuary

Highlight • River

Immediately preceding the San Dieguito River's entrance into the ocean, expansive sandy shores create a serene and sheltered beach area compared to the peninsula's ocean-facing side.

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2.70 km

San Diegito River Estuary

Highlight • River

Just before the mouth of San Diegito River to the ocean, the wide sandy shores form a pleasant and more protected beach than on the ocean side of the peninsula.

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4.14 km

Seagrove Park

Highlight • Viewpoint

On the north side of the railroad tracks the park widens to a pleasant lawn gently sloping down to the beach. Great viewpoint, and a small community center with restrooms and water

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8.53 km

Torrey Pines State Beach (North End)

Highlight • Beach

This broad, sandy beach stretches for 4-1/2 miles and is a very popular place for swimming, surfing and fishing. The bluffs above the beach are particularly pretty, but they sometimes …

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9.23 km

Torrey Pines Climb

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

One of the best and beautiful places to do hill repeats. From the golf driving range at top of Torrey Pines to the stop light at Del Mar Heights and …

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45.2 km

Rancho Santa Fe

Highlight • Settlement

Rancho Santa Fe has a rich history that stretches back 175 years. In 1840, Mexican Governor Pio Pico granted land to Juan Osuna, who would become the first mayor of …

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