COUNTY TRAILS PROGRAM
COMMUNITY TRAILS MASTER PLAN
Fallbrook Community Trails and Pathways Plan
Trails: The Community Connection
he Community Trails Master Plan will be utilized to develop a system T of interconnected regional and community trails and pathways. These trails and pathways are intended to address an established public need for recreation and transportation, but will also provide health and quality of life benefits associated with hiking, biking, and horseback riding throughout the County’s biologically diverse environments.
Community trails serve a different function Sycamore Ranch Community Trail, Fallbrook than regional trails, which are focused on the provision of long linear distances. Instead, Trails are typically away from vehicular community trails are “local public facilities” roads that are primarily recreational in in close proximity to residents that provide nature but can also serve as an alternative transportation, recreation, access, mode of transportation. They are soft- infrastructure, linkages and safe routes surface facilities for single or multiple uses throughout a community. The Community by pedestrians, equestrians, and mountain Trails Master Plan (CTMP) involves both bicyclists. trail development and management on Pathways are a non-motorized transportation public, semi-public and private lands. The facility located within a parkway or road CTMP has established two forms of non- right of way. A riding and hiking trail motorized facilities called “Trails” and located in the road right of way is “Pathways” that provide passive considered a pathway. They are soft-surfaced recreational, and alternative modes of facilities intended to serve both circulation and transportation. recreation purposes. Pathways help make critical
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connections and are an integral part of a Santa Margarita River basin owned by functional trail system. FPUD. This agreement has led to a more formal understanding wherein the Fallbrook COMMUNITY TRAIL STATEMENT Land Conservancy’s (FLC) Trails Council now has benevolent stewardship of the Fallbrook trails and pathways are integral to 1,200+ acres of the Santa Margarita River the functioning, ambience, and vitality of the watershed for hiking and equestrian trail Fallbrook town center, its environs, and its development and maintenance. Old trails remote areas. The unique character of were re-opened along the Santa Margarita sprawling, unincorporated Fallbrook is River by the FLC Trails Council in 2001 and distinguished by its rolling hills and by the 2002 adding further to this beautiful trail Santa Margarita and San Luis Rey River system. Further plans call for the watersheds. Local residents as well as development of another trailhead and a day guests and visitors recognize and observe park contiguous with the Santa Margarita Fallbrook’s natural beauty, charming River trails system. downtown, and other points of interest often through use of existing trails and pathways. The history of pathways in Fallbrook probably begins informally at the time of the The Fallbrook Planning Group supports the founding of Fallbrook in 1865. Since that popular use of trails and pathways and time, this unincorporated area has been encourages a public, non-motorized trail and characterized as a rural community, largely pathway system that would not conflict with without many sidewalks and streetlights, the rural and agricultural character of the supported by two-lane roads with only two Fallbrook community. The Fallbrook primary traffic arteries passing through the Planning Group well represents the local, town center, Mission Road and Main Street. popular sentiment to be proactive in its As a result, an informal pathway system has support of trails and pathways by been developed by local pedestrians to allow encouraging the voluntary dedication and them access to such agencies as schools, development of equestrian and hiking trails churches, shopping areas, restaurants, parks, through subdivisions that could link to and the post office. public transit facilities, local schools and shopping areas, parks and preserves, and the Usage of the Fallbrook trails and pathways Countywide Trail System. includes a wide variety of people and purposes. The outlying trails are used by The history of public hiking and equestrian mountain bikers, runners, hikers, dog trails in Fallbrook began in 1992 when an walkers, equestrian trail riders, school field agreement was reached between the trip classes, birdwatchers, and scientists. The Fallbrook Public Utilities District (FPUD) pathways are often close to the town center and local hikers and trail riders for use of the
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and lead to various historical and cultural bed, and provides users with a view of the sites. They serve school children, shoppers, historic six miles of “high rocky walls” walkers and runners, dog walkers, parents between Oceanside and Temecula. exercising with their children, and the disabled community. Some pathways are There have been numerous, proactive also suitable for trail riders and hikers, and projects consisting of ongoing trail connect to the various trails around development and maintenance in Fallbrook, Fallbrook. which can serve as models for future trails. The Fallbrook Land Conservancy through Demonstrating their various benefits, several its Trails Council is primarily responsible annual Fallbrook events make use of trails for these projects. Specifically, and pathways. These events include the development, monitoring, and maintenance Annual Avocado Festival’s Bicycle Ride, of the Santa Margarita River Trail System the Fallbrook Land Conservancy’s 5-K Run, are carried out by the volunteer work the Fallbrook Land Conservancy Trails contributed by the Trails Council. Recent Council’s Santa Margarita River Day improvements to the S.M.R. Trail System Walk/Ride, and the Fallbrook Holiday include the placement of trail signs Parade. throughout the Trail System, the re-opening of two old trails, which added another three Fallbrook’s trails have unique natural, trail miles, and clean up and installation of historical, and cultural significance. The permanent picnic tables and benches natural importance of the Santa Margarita through grant funding and private donations River Trail is that much of it parallels the in the Sandia Creek trailhead. twenty-seven mile long Santa Margarita River watershed with its richly diverse The Fallbrook Land Conservancy Trails riparian habitat. This superb habitat is a Council is a group of volunteers interested highly productive nesting locale for in the development of trails and pathways in hundreds of bird species. From this trail can and around Fallbrook for common, be seen, as nowhere else south of the Santa responsible use by residents and visitors. Monica Mountains, a river basin that Other volunteer groups have also been typifies the region’s ecological zones actively and routinely involved in historically occurring in coastal southern maintenance of trails and pathways. The California. The trail also allows for first- friends of the Santa Margarita River co- hand appreciation of various roles played in sponsor an annual river clean-up campaign, the region’s history and has a focus of which includes cleaning trails and pathways. culture and tradition for Native Americans. Students of the Fallbrook Union High School The trail also, runs across and along the District and the Fallbrook Elementary School California Southern Railroad’s 1883 rail District also contribute voluntary community
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service hours to cleaning and maintaining the a current need for 32 miles of community local watershed, trails, and pathways. trails. In the year 2020, the population is Fallbrook Public Utility District annually projected to increase to 60,990 and there sponsors a river-shed cleanup at the Santa would be a future need for 48 miles of Margarita River. Finally, the San Diego community trails. Chapter of Backcountry Horsemen regularly provide needed technical assistance in trail For additional information about the development and maintenance. baseline level of service and trail needs, please refer to the discussion under “The THE NEED FOR TRAILS Need for Trails” and Tables NT-1 and NT-2 in the CTMP. The community trail needs are based on an equation established by the Trails System COUNTYWIDE TRAIL GOALS Assessment (TSA) in 2001, which identified AND POLICIES a minimum baseline level of service for each community by population. The Baseline The “Countywide Goals and Policies” Level of Service or Trail Need is 0.8 miles contained in the CTMP apply to all of trail per 1,000 people. community and sub-regional plan areas. Community-specific goals and policies are The “Trail Need” is the minimum length of intended to accommodate specific needs and trail miles (baseline level of service) for they will be implemented when feasible. each Community and Subregional Plan Where Community-specific goals and Area. The TSA calculations for community policies are not addressed, the “Countywide trail needs are as follows: Goals and Policies” contained in CTMP shall apply. Trail Need = (Community Population /1,000 residents x 0.8 miles of trails) DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES 2000 Trail Need = (2000 population /1,000 residents x 0.8 miles of trails) Countywide trail guidelines in the Community Trails Master Plan apply to all 2020 Trail Need = (2020 population community and sub-regional plan areas. /1,000 residents x 0.8 miles of trails) Community-specific guidelines are intended Population statistics from the 2000 U.S. to accommodate specific community needs Census were used to determine the current and they will be implemented when feasible. trail needs in Fallbrook. Based on the Where Community specific guidelines are census, the population of the Fallbrook not addressed, the Countywide “Design and Community Plan Area is 39,646 and there is Construction Guidelines” contained in the CTMP shall apply.
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FALLBROOK COMMUNITY TRAIL Backcountry Horsemen regularly provides IMPLEMENTATION INFORMATION needed technical assistance in trail development and maintenance. Fallbrook desires to supplement the existing and proposed community trail development FALLBROOK COMMUNITY by encouraging the voluntary dedication and TRAILS MAP SUMMARY development of equestrian and hiking trails through subdivisions that could link to As a result of the community trails outreach public transit facilities, local schools and process for development of the CTMP, the shopping areas, parks and preserves, and the Fallbrook Community Planning Group Countywide Trail System. The Fallbrook completed several tasks, and prioritized Planning Group supports the popular use of community trails and pathways as well as trails and pathways and encourages a public, their special features. Each trail and pathway non-motorized trail and pathway system that was labeled and recorded producing a would not conflict with the rural and community trails map and index . agricultural character of the Fallbrook Proposed trails shown on trails maps Community. contained in the Community Trail Master The Fallbrook Land Conservancy Trails Plan depict corridors of general alignments. Council is a group of volunteers interested The term “general alignment” is used to in the development of trails and pathways in describe the general location of a future trail and around Fallbrook for common, within a designated corridor so that the responsible use by residents and visitors. specific alignment can be determined during Other volunteer groups have also been the review and approval process when a actively and routinely involved in discretionary application is submitted for a maintenance of trails and pathways. The development permit for land that includes a friends of the Santa Margarita River co- trail corridor. The designated corridor is sponsor an annual river clean-up campaign, approximately one–quarter mile wide. A which includes cleaning trails and pathways. general alignment is useful because it allows Students of the Fallbrook Union High the trail to be located to avoid extreme School District and the Fallbrook topographical conditions, sensitive habit or Elementary School District also contribute other site-specific constraints. voluntary community service hours to cleaning and maintaining the local watershed, trails, and pathways. Fallbrook Public Utility District annually sponsors a river-shed cleanup at the Santa Margarita River. Finally, the San Diego Chapter of
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The following community trails map index was completed by the Fallbrook Community Planning Group and will be used as a reference tool. Neighboring communities are italicized and where trail or pathway connections exist, the community trail name and number are included.
Sycamore Ranch Trail
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Santa Margarita River Trails Santa Margarita Preserve Staging Area Connectivity 1 Santa Margarita River Trail Sandia Creek Dive Pathway (2) Loop Sandia Creek Staging Area Historical Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Vista del Lago Trails (6) Large user opportunity Stage Coach Staging Area Safety Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Rainbow Trail (1A) Financial Gavilan Mountain Loop Trail (3B) Setting Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 North Stage Coach Lane Pathway (1B) Special Features: Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 5.10 Two Staging Areas Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Experience Beautiful riverine habitat Santa Maragrita Open Space Preserve, Pendelton Deluz, Cleveland National Forest and Santa Rosa connections
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Santa Margarita River Trails Santa Margarita River Trail (1) Connectivity 1A Rainbow Trail North Stage Coach Lane Pathway (1B) Loop Willow Glen Road Pathway (1C) Historical Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Red Mountain Trail (4) Large user opportunity Red Mountain Reservoir Trail (4C) Safety Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Rainbow Border Financial Setting Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Special Features: Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 2.81 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Experience
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Santa Margarita River Trails Willow Glen Road Pathway (1C) Connectivity 1B North Stage Coach Lane Pathway Rainbow Trail (1A) Loop Red Mountain Trail (4) Historical Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Tierra Nuevo Trail (4A) Large user opportunity Santa Margarita River Trail (1) Safety Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Riverside County Border Financial Setting Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Special Features: Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.94 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Santa Margarita River Trails North Stage Coach Lane Pathway (1B) Connectivity 1C Willow Glen Road Pathway Rainbow Trail (1A) Loop Red Mountain Trail (4) Historical Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Rainbow Trail (1A) Large user opportunity Red Mountain Trail (4) Safety Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Mission Road Pathway (7) Financial Setting Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Special Features: Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 2.17 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Sandia Creek Trails De Luz Road Pathway (20) Connectivity 2 Sandia Creek Drive Pathway Santa Margarita River Trail (1) Loop Santa Margarita Preserve Staging Area Large user opportunity Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Sandia Creek Staging Area Financial Santa Margarita River Trail (1) Setting Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Rock Mountain Drive Pathway (3) Deluz Heights Trail (2B) Special Features: Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Sandia Creek Trail (2A) Santa Maragrita Open Space Preserve, Pendelton Deluz, Cleveland National Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 4.00 Forest and Santa Rosa connections Volunteer maintenance Funding aid
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Sandia Creek Trails Sandia Creek Drive Pathway (2) Connectivity 2A Sandia Creek North Trail Camp Pendleton Border Loop Large user opportunity Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial Setting Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Santa Maragrita Open Space Preserve, Pendelton Deluz, Cleveland National Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.44 Forest and Santa Rosa connections Volunteer maintenance Funding aid
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Sandia Creek Trails Sandia Creek Drive Pathway (2) Connectivity 2B Deluz Heights Trail Camp Pendleton Border Large user opportunity Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Setting
Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: San Diego County Park land, Pendelton Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Deluz, Cleveland National Forest and Santa Rosa connections Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.64 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Gavilan Mountain Trails Sandia Creek Drive Pathway (2) Connectivity 3 Rock Mountain Drive Pathway Gavilan Mountain Road Pathway (3A) Loop Riverside County Border Large user opportunity Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial Setting Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Special Features: Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.90
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Gavilan Mountain Trails Rock Mountain Drive Pathway (3) Connectivity 3A Gavilan Mountain Road Pathway Gavilan Mountain Loop Trail (3B) Loop Riverside County Border Large user opportunity Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial Setting Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Special Features: Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.18
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Gavilan Mountain Trails Gavilan Mountain Road Pathway (3A) Connectivity 3B Gavilan Mountain Loop Trail Santa Margarita River Trail (1) Loop Large user opportunity Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial Setting Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 3.12
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Red Mountain Trails North Stage Coach Lane Pathway (1B) Connectivity 4 Red Mountain Trail Aspen Drive Pathway (4B) Loop Rainbow Trail (1A) Remoteness Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Willow Glen Road Pathway (1C) Setting Financial Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 3.84 Views Challenging experience
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Red Mountain Trails North Stage Coach Lane Pathway (1B) Connectivity 4A Tierra Nuevo Trail Aspen Drive Trail (4B) Loop Remoteness Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Setting Financial Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.85 Views Challenging experience
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Red Mountain Trails Rainbow Border Connectivity 4B Aspen Drive Trail Tierra Nuevo Trail (4A) Loop Red Mountain Trail (4) Remoteness Trail Status: ( X ) Existing ( ) Proposed Red Mountain Reservoir Trail (4C) Setting Financial Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.50 Views Challenging experience
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Red Mountain Trails Rainbow Border Connectivity 4C Red Mountain Reservoir Trail Aspen Drive Trail (4B) Loop Rainbow Trail (1A) Setting Trail Status: ( X ) Existing ( ) Proposed East Mission Road Pathway (7) Financial Red Mountain Reservoir Staging Area Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Funding aid Red Mountain Reservoir connection. Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 2.11
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Stage Coach Trails Stage Coach Staging Area Connectivity 5 Stage Coach Lane Pathway Vista del Lago Trails (6) Loop Hillcrest Lane Pathways (5A) Safety Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed East Mission Road Pathway (7) Financial Gum Tree Lane Pathway (5B) Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Alvarado/Live Oak Park Pathway (16) Special Features: Fallbrook Street Pathway (8A) Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Fallbrook Street Trail (8C) Funding aid Reche Road Pathway (8) Open space, nature preserve, and Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 4.27 Pepper Tree Lane Pathway (5C) Fallbrook High School connections Stage Coach Lane Trail Easement South Mission Road (7A)
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Stage Coach Trails Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Connectivity 5A Hillcrest Lane Pathways Hillcrest Lane Trail Easement Loop Vista del Lago Trails (6) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed East Mission Road Pathway (7) De Luz Road Pathway (20) Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Open space, nature preserve, and High School connections Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 3.72
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Stage Coach Trails East Mission Road Pathway (7) Connectivity 5B Gum Tree Lane Pathway Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Loop East Mission Road Pathway (7) Safety Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Alvarado/Live Oak Park Pathway (16) Financial
Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Funding aid Open space, nature preserve, and William Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.82 H. Frazier Elementary School connections
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Stage Coach Trails Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Connectivity 5C Pepper Tree Lane Pathway Stage Coach Lane Trail Easement Loop Pepper Tree Trail (5D) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Open space, nature preserve, and High School connections Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 2.07
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Stage Coach Trails Pepper Tree Lane Pathway (5C) Connectivity 5D Pepper Tree Trail South Mission Road (7A) Loop South Hill Avenue Pathway (5E) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Open space, nature preserve, and High School connections Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.50
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Stage Coach Trails Pepper Tree Trail (5D) Connectivity 5E South Hill Avenue Pathway South Mission Road (7A) Loop Reche Road Pathway (8) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Open space, nature preserve, and High School connections Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.76
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Vista del Lago Trails Santa Margarita River Trail (1) Connectivity 6 Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Hillcrest Lane Pathways (5A) Financial De Luz Road Pathway (20) Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Funding aid
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 4.90
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Fallbrook Loop Trails South Mission Road (7A) Connectivity 7 East Mission Road Pathway De Luz Road Pathway (20) Loop Hillcrest Lane Pathways (5A) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Gum Tree Lane Pathway (5B) Safety Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Riverview Drive Pathway (15) Special Features: Willow Glen Road Pathway (1C) Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Red Mountain Reservoir Trail (4C) Funding aid Red Mountain Reservoir Staging Area Schools, Post Office, and library Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 4.9 Alvarado/Live Oak Park Pathway (16) connections South Old Highway 395 Pathway (7B)
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Fallbrook Loop Trails East Mission Road Pathway (7) Connectivity 7A South Mission Road Pathway Alvarado/Live Oak Park Pathway (16) Loop Fallbrook Street Pathway (8A) Safety Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Reche Road Pathway (8) Financial South Hill Avenue Pathway (5E) Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Pepper Tree Trail (5D) Special Features: Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Olive Hill Road Pathway (11) Funding aid Green Canyon Road Pathway (12) Fallbrook High and Elementary Schools Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 6.20 Hellers Bend Pathway (7E) connection. Via Monserate Pathway (7D) La Canada/Hillrise Trail (10D) Bonsall/South Mission Road Pathway (20)
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Fallbrook Loop Trails East Mission Road Pathway (7) Connectivity 7B South Old Highway 395 Pathway Reche Road Pathway (8) Loop Stewart Canyon Road Pathway (9A) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Pala Mesa West Trail (9B) Pala Road Pathway (13) Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway San Luis Rey River North Trail (7C) Volunteer maintenance San Luis Rey River South Trail (19) Funding aid Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Bonsall/Old Highway 395 Pathway (4) San Luis Rey River connection
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 4.30
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Fallbrook Loop Trails Pala-Pauma Border Connectivity 7C San Luis Rey River Trail Rice Canyon Road Pathway (14) Loop Pankey Road Pathway (21) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Keys Creek Trail (18) Setting South Old Highway 395 Pathway (7B) Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Aqueduct Trail (16A) Special Features: Gird Road Trail (8D) Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Via Monserate Pathway (7D) Funding aid Pala Road Pathway (13) San Luis Rey River Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 5.35 Bonsall/San Luis Rey River North Trail (1)
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Fallbrook Loop Trails San Luis Rey River North Trail (7C) Connectivity 7D Via Monserate Pathway Pala Road Pathway (13) Loop Green Canyon Trail (12A) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Linda Vista Trail (10) Estate Drive Trail (10C) Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway La Canada/Hillrise Trail (10D) Special Features: La Canada Road Pathway (10A) Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 South Mission Road (7A) Funding aid San Luis Rey River Connection Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 2.10
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Fallbrook Loop Trails South Mission Road (7A) Connectivity 7E Hellers Bend Pathway Loop Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed
Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Funding aid
Estimated Trail Length in Miles 0.95
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Gird Valley Loop Trails South Hill Avenue Pathway (5E) Connectivity 8 Reche Road Pathway South Mission Road (7A) Loop Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Safety Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Fallbrook Street Trail (8C) Large user opportunity Green Canyon Trail (12A) Financial Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X) Pathway South Live Oak Park Pathway (16C) Special Features: Gird Road Pathway (8B) Fallbrook Middle School and Live Oak Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Aqueduct Trail (16A) Elementary School connections. South Old Highway 395 Pathway (7B) Volunteer maintenance Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 5.30 Funding aid
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Gird Valley Loop Trails South Mission Road (7A) Connectivity 8A Fallbrook Street Pathway Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Loop Fallbrook Street Trail (8C) Large user opportunity Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial
Trail Type: ( ) Trail (X ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Funding aid San Luis Rey River Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.53
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Gird Valley Loop Trails Reche Road Pathway (8) Connectivity 8B Gird Road Pathway Canonita Trail (16D) Loop Gird Road Trail Easement Large user opportunity Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Laketree Trail (16E) Special Features: Pala Mesa West Trail (9B) Volunteer maintenance Trail Type: ( ) Trail (X ) Pathway Gird Road Trail Easement Funding aid Knottwood Way Pathway (10B) San Luis Rey connection Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Sumac Trail (16F) Gird Road Trail Easement Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 3.64 Pala Road Pathway (13) Gird Road Trail (8D)
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Gird Valley Loop Trails Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Connectivity 8C Fallbrook Street Trail Fallbrook Street Pathway (8A) Loop Reche Road Pathway (8) Large user opportunity Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial
Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Funding aid San Luis Rey River connection Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.82
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Gird Valley Loop Trails Gird Road Pathway (8B) Connectivity 8D Gird Road Trail Pala Road Pathway (13) Loop San Luis Rey River North Trail (7C) Large user opportunity Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial
Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Funding aid San Luis Rey River connection Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.36
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Pala Mesa Trails Stewart Canyon Road Pathway (9A) Connectivity 9 Pala Mesa East Trail Panky Road Pathway (21) Loop Pala Mesa Mountain Drive Pathway (9C) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Rice Canyon Trail (14A) MeadowoodTrail (17) Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Panky Road Pathway (21) Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 2.91
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Pala Mesa Trails South Old Highway 395 Pathway (7B) Connectivity 9A Stewart Canyon Road Pathway Pala Mesa East Trail (9) Loop Pankey Road Pathway (21) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.28
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Pala Mesa Trails Gird Road Pathway (8B) Connectivity 9B Pala Mesa West Trail Aqueduct Loop Trails (16A) Loop South Old Highway 395 Pathway (7B) Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 2.00
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Pala Mesa Trails Pala Mesa East Trail (9) Connectivity 9C Pala Mesa Mountain Drive Pathway Loop Financial Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.13
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Linda Vista Trail Bonsall/San Luis Rey River North Trail (1) Connectivity 10 Pala Road Pathway (13) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Via Monserate Pathway (7D) Large user opportunity Knottwood Way Pathway (10B) Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway La Canada Road Trail Easement Special Features: La Canada Road Pathway (10A) Multiuse trail, especially bikers Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.68
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: La Canada Road Pathway La Canada Road Trail Easement Connectivity 10A Linda Vista Trail (10) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Via Monserate Pathway (7D) Large user opportunity La Canada/Hillrise Trail (10D) Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Special Features: Multiuse trail, especially bikers Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.42
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Knottwood Way Pathway Linda Vista Trail (10) Connectivity 10B Green Canyon Trail (12A) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Gird Road Trail Easement Large user opportunity Gird Road Pathway (8B) Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Special Features: Multiuse trail, especially bikers Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.14
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Estate Drive Trail Via Monserate Pathway (7D) Connectivity 10C Bonsall/San Luis Rey River North Trail (1) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Large user opportunity
Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Multiuse trail, especially bikers Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.43
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: La Canada/Hillrise Trail South Mission Road (7A) Connectivity 10D La Canada Road Pathway (10A) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Via Monserate Pathway (7D) Large user opportunity Pala Road Pathway (13) Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Multiuse trail, especially bikers Trail Priority: ( X ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.58
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Olive Hill Road Pathway South Mission Road (7A) Connectivity 11 Olive Hill Trail Easement Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Burnard Pathway (11A) Tumbleweed Lane Pathway (11C) Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway San Jacinto East Circle Pathway (11D) Multiuse trail, especially bikers Bonsall/Olive Hill Road Pathway (8) San Luis Rey River Trail connection Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 3.80
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Burnard Pathway Olive Hill Road Pathway (11) Connectivity 11A Sleeping Indian Road Pathway (11B) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Camp Pendleton Border Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Multiuse trail, especially bikers
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.09
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Sleeping Indian Road Pathway Burnard Pathway (11A) Connectivity 11B Tumbleweed Lane Pathway (11C) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed San Jacinto East Circle Pathway (11D) Bonsall and Oceanside Borders Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Multiuse trail, especially bikers
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.84
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Tumbleweed Lane Pathway Olive Hill Road Pathway (11) Connectivity 11C Sleeping Indian Road Pathway (11B) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Camp Pendleton Border Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Multiuse trail, especially bikers
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.19
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: San Jacinto East Circle Pathway Olive Hill Road Pathway (11) Connectivity 11D Bonsall Border Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Sleeping Indian Road Pathway (11B) Bonsall/ Valle del Sol Pathway (17) Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Oceanside Border Multiuse trail, especially bikers
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 2.32
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Green Canyon Trails South Mission Road (7A) Connectivity 12 Green Canyon Road Pathway Green Canyon Trail (12A) Loop
Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features:
Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.97
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Green Canyon Trails Reche Road Pathway (8) Connectivity 12A Green Canyon Trail Green Canyon Road Pathway (12) Loop Knottwood Way Pathway (10B) Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Via Monserate Pathway (7D) Special Features:
Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 4.10
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Green Canyon Trails Flowerwood Trail Easements Connectivity 12B Flowerwood Trail Loop
Trail Status: ( X ) Existing ( ) Proposed Special Features: Open Space Easements connection. Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.42
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Pala Road Pathway Bonsall Border Connectivity 13 Linda Vista Trail (10) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Via Monserate Pathway (7D) Setting San Luis Rey River Trail (7C) Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Pala Road Trail Easement Special Features: Gird Road Trail (8D) Parallels beautiful riverine habitat Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Gird Road Trail Easement Bonsall and Pala-Pauma connections Gird Road Pathway (8B) Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 6.10 Aqueduct Trail (16A) South Old Highway 395 Pathway (7B) Pankey Road Pathway (21) MeadowoodTrail (17) Rice Canyon Road Pathway (14) Pala-Pauma/SR76 Pathway (3)
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Rice Canyon Trails Pala-Pauma Border Connectivity 14 Rice Canyon Road Pathway Rice Canyon Trail (14A) Loop Pala Road Pathway (13) Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed San Luis Rey River Trail (7C) Financial Valley Center/Couser Canyon Road Pathway (35) Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Funding aid San Luis Rey River, Monserate Mountain, Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 2.40 dedicated land preserve, and Valley Center connections
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Rice Canyon Trails Pala Mesa East Trail (9) Connectivity 14A Rice Canyon Trail Rice Canyon Road Pathway (14) Loop Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial
Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Funding aid San Luis Rey River, Monserate Mountain, Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.44 dedicated land preserve, and Valley Center connections
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Riverview Trails East Mission Road Pathway (7) Connectivity 15 Riverview Drive Pathway Riverview Trail (15A) Loop Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial
Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Funding aid Beautiful riverine habitat views Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.72
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Riverview Trails Riverview Drive Pathway (15) Connectivity 15A Riverview Trail Loop Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Financial
Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway Special Features: Volunteer maintenance Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( X ) 3 Funding aid Beautiful riverine habitat views Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.63
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Aqueduct Loop Trails South Mission Road (7A) Connectivity 16 Alvarado/Live Oak Park Pathway Stage Coach Lane Pathway (5) Loop South Live Oak Park Pathway (16C) Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Gum Tree Lane Pathway (5B) South Ridge Trail (16B) Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Aqueduct Trail (16A) Red Mountain Reservoir Staging Area Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 East Mission Road Pathway (7)
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 4.30
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Aqueduct Loop Trails Red Mountain Reservoir Staging Area Connectivity 16A Aqueduct Trail Red Mountain Reservoir Trail (4C) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed East Mission Road Pathway (7) Setting Alvarado/Live Oak Park Pathway (16) Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway South Ridge Trail (16B) Special Features: Sierra Bonita Trail (16G) Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Reche Road Pathway (8) Canonita Trail (16D) Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 6.10 Laketree Trail (16E) Pala Mesa West Trail (9B) Sumac Trail (16F) Pala Road Pathway (13) San Luis Rey River West Trail (7C)
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Aqueduct Loop Trails Alvarado/Live Oak Park Pathway (16) Connectivity 16B South Ridge Trail Aqueduct Trail (16A) Loop Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.38
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Aqueduct Loop Trails Alvarado/Live Oak Park Pathway (16) Connectivity 16C South Live Oak Park Pathway Sierra Bonita Trail (16G) Loop Reche Road Pathway (8) Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.92
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Aqueduct Loop Trails Gird Road Pathway (8B) Connectivity 16D Canonita Trail Aqueduct Trail (16A) Loop Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.38
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Aqueduct Loop Trails Gird Road Pathway (8B) Connectivity 16E Laketree Trail Aqueduct Trail (16A) Loop Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.99
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Aqueduct Loop Trails Gird Road Pathway (8B) Connectivity 16F Sumac Trail Aqueduct Trail (16A) Loop Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.18
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Aqueduct Loop Trails South Live Oak Park Pathway (16C) Connectivity 16G Sierra Bonita Trail Aqueduct Trail (16A) Loop Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.48
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Meadowood Trail Pala Mesa East Trail (9) Connectivity 17 Pala Road Pathway (13) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.37
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Lancaster Creek Trail San Luis Rey River Trail (7C) Connectivity 18 San Luis Rey River South Trail (19) Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Valley Center/Lancaster Creek Trail (23A) Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 0.91
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: San Luis Rey River South Trail Bonsall/San Luis Rey River South Trail (2) Connectivity 19 South Old Highway 395 Pathway (7B) Setting Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Keys Creek Trail (18) Special Features: Trail Type: ( X ) Trail ( ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.09
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: De Luz Road Pathway East Mission Road Pathway (7) Connectivity 20 Hillcrest Lane Pathways (5A) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Vista del Lago Trails (6) Setting Sandia Creek Dive Pathway (2) Financial Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway Santa Margarita River Trail (1) Santa Margarita Open Space Preserve Staging Area Special Features: Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Camp Pendleton Border Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.77
Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: Pankey Road Pathway Rainbow Border Connectivity 21 Stewart Canyon Road Pathway (9A) Loop Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed Pala Mesa East Trail (9) Setting Pala Road Pathway (13) Financial Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway San Luis Rey River Trail (7C) Special Features: Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3 Volunteer maintenance Funding aid Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.18
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Trail #: Name: Connections: Trail Name (Trail #) Trail Priority Criteria: North Old Highway 395 Pathway Rainbow Border 22 South Old Highway 395 Pathway (7B) Special Features: Trail Status: ( ) Existing ( X ) Proposed
Trail Type: ( ) Trail ( X ) Pathway
Trail Priority: ( ) 1 ( ) 2 ( ) 3
Estimated Trail Length in Miles: 1.49
STAGING AREAS • Santa Margarita Preserve, Sandia Creek Drive and De Luz Road • Sandia Creek, Sandia Creek Drive and Riveredge Road • Stage Coach, North Stage Coach Lane • Red Mountain Reservoir, Live Oak Park Road and East Mission Road
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