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◆ PASSPORT COLLECTION

Walk Routes

Each route is an AVA-sanctioned 10km walk. Year-round routes can be done any day with a self-guided start packet; seasonal routes are tied to specific event weekends.

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◆ 27 walks · Do these any day you like — pick up a start packet and go.

Year-round routes

Big Bear Lake stamp
Mountain Pine
Year-round
2B
CARLSBAD5KM
Coastal + Village
Year-round
1A
CLAREMONT 10KM
Year-round
easy
Corona stamp
Urban + Paved Trail
Year-round
1A
CORONADO 10KM
Year-round
easy
CRESTLINE10KM
Year-round
easy
Dana Point stamp
Harbor + Cliffs
Year-round
1A
Huntington Beach stamp
Coastal + Urban
Year-round
1A
LAGUNA BEACH 10KM
Year-round
easy
Long Beach stamp
Coastal + Urban
Year-round
1A
MENIFEE10KM
Year-round
easy
MENIFEE10KM
Year-round
easy
Murrieta stamp
Paved Trail
Year-round
1A
OCEANSIDE10KM
Year-round
easy
Palm Springs stamp
Desert + Urban
Year-round
2B
PALM SPRINGS 10KM
Year-round
1A
REDLANDS10KM
Year-round
easy
REDLANDS CA10KM
Year-round
easy
RIVERSIDE10KM
Urban + Historic
Year-round
1A
San Clemente stamp
Coastal
Year-round
1C
San Diego stamp
Coastal + Urban
Year-round
1A
SAN DIEGO 10KM
Year-round
easy
SAN DIEGO 10KM
Year-round
2A
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO10KM
Urban + Historic
Year-round
1A
WHITEWATER10KM
Year-round
2C
Wildomar stamp
Paved Trail + Urban
Year-round
1A
YORBA LINDA10KM
Year-round
easy

◆ HOW ROUTES ARE RATED

AVA TRAIL/ROUTE RATING SYSTEM

Part 1 – INCLINE/ELEVATION

  • Very small hills or very little stair climbing.
  • Some moderate hills and stair climbing.
  • Some significant hill or stair climbing.
  • Lots of significant hills or stair climbing.
  • Many steep hills.

Part 2 - TERRAIN

  • Almost entirely on pavement.
  • A significant part of the route is on well-groomed trails with very few obstacles.
  • A significant part of the route is on somewhat difficult terrain (rocky/rooted paths or soft sand.)
  • A significant part of the route is on very difficult terrain.
  • The majority of the route is on very difficult terrain.

Examples

  • When determining elevation gain, if a route goes up for 50 feet and down for 50 feet and back up for another 75 feet, the cumulative gain would be 125 feet.
  • A route that is mostly on flat pavement would be rated 1A.
  • A beach walk would be rated 1C.
  • A route with moderate hills on well groomed trails would be rated 2B.