Eagle Peak overlooks Cedar Creek to the north and Sheep Camp Creek to the south, which feeds Three Sisters Falls near Julian, Ca. This beautiful 4.2 mile out and back hike takes you along the southern edge of the mountain to the 3226′ summit. Once you reach the summit, you will be rewarded with 360 degree views of the county, including a clear view of many of the tallest peaks in San Diego.
Eagle Peak Hike trail info.
- Distance: 4.2 miles (round trip)
- Hiking time: 3 hours
- Type: Out and back
- Elevation gain: 1200’
- Difficulty: 6/10 (bushwhacking)
- Elevation: 3226’
- Rank on 100 peaks list: 69/100
- Usage: Hiking, Dogs allowed, Good for kids
- When to go: Spring, Fall, Winter
- Permits Required: Adventure pass
- Agency: Cleveland National Forest
Map & directions for Eagle Peak Hike
- Directions to trailhead (via Google Maps)
More trails near Eagle Peak Hike
Related posts
- Eagle Peak Hike – 360 Degree Views of San Diego
- Three Sisters Falls – A Beautiful Waterfall Destination Hike with a Meanstreak
- Three Sisters Falls Hike – A Springtime Reunion
Additional links & resources
- Eagle Peak – Peak #10 – Double-Digit Milestone – 100Peaks.com
- Eagle Peak Hike – IHikeSanDiego.com
- Eagle Peak – HikingSDCounty.com
Photos of Eagle Peak Hike
Robb is a native San Diegan and avid hiker, backpacker, and picture taker. He created Getgo Outdoors with the goal of giving back to the outdoor community and inspiring others to get outdoors.
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