Updates on the San Diego Sea to Sea Foundation and Trail

If something new has happened within the Foundation or to the Trail, this is where you’ll find out about it.

Watch this space for news on completing the last stretches of the Trail to make up the entire 140-miles; for new volunteer faces working to make the Trail actually happen; and for events associated with the Trail. To read our current newsletter, click here. And to read backcopies, click here.

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Introduction Of The San Diego Trans County Trail 
Unveiling of the first kiosk and mile marker
 

     
From left to right are: Dan Cannon (Chairman of the Trans County Trail), Betty Rexford (Poway City Council Member), Denny Stouffer (California State Parks), Scott Peters (San Diego City Councilman, District 1), John Degenfelder (Ramona Trails Association), Rick Thompson (San Diego City Parks and Recreation), Jim Hagey (President of the Sea To Sea Trail Foundation), Sabina Szathmary (hiking is good, being carried is better)

San Diego Councilman Scott Peters speaking at the Trans County Trail event.

Jim Hagey, President of the Sea to Sea Trail Foundation.





         
Dan Cannon, Chairman of the Trans County Trail, unveiling the first kiosk at Torrey Pines State Park.

Group Photo.

Thank You to everyone who made the Trans County Trail event a success.