Accolades for La Jolla’s Coast Walk Trail continue to roll in. The historic trail won an Orchid award for landscape architecture at the San Diego Architectural Foundation’s annual awards ...

To honor the Kumeyaay Native Americans that used the coastline of La Jolla, a plaque was recently installed on a rock at the end of the Coast Walk Trail. The plaque features a message in Kumeyaay ...

When I first moved to La Jolla from the East Coast in 2005, my husband and I regularly walked the Coast Walk Trail. After a few years, however, the walk became so unstable from erosion ...

A group of local hikers set out to ring in the Lunar New Year with the energy and endurance of a dragon by taking a trip along La Jolla’s Coast Walk Trail. The La Jolla Hiking Group welcomed 75 ...

La Jolla’s Coast Walk Trail got some extra love and attention in recent weeks, and not just from the Friends of Coast Walk Trail group that maintains it. Four Boy Scouts from La Jolla-based ...

The landscape of La Jolla’s Coast Walk Trail has changed a lot in recent years, with volunteers adding and removing vegetation in select areas. For example, invasive arundo grass that once ...

The board of the Friends of Coast Walk Trail will present the ... QR codes to signs to give a history of the trail dating to the 1800s. La Jolla’s Marine Room restaurant to close for renovations ...

The Friends of Coast Walk Trail in La Jolla will hold its fourth annual weed-pulling party from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 5, to remove invasive mustard plants and other weeds along the trail.

Looking to help grow the careers of budding horticulture professionals, the La Jolla Garden Club distributed scholarships to area students and a grant to the Friends of Coast Walk Trail during the ...

La Jolla resident Melinda Merryweather, who has been seeking a different parking configuration for Coast Walk Trail for years ... early La Jolla subdivision maps show a wider right of way ...

As quickly and mysteriously as the “secret swing” in La Jolla was removed ... from a tree overlooking the bluffs beside Coast Walk Trail. It was removed recently under uncertain circumstances.

The area is based on an 1887 map of what was called La Jolla Park ... is set back by the presence of Coast Boulevard and the [Coast Walk] Trail … where hotels, houses and shops would be built.” ...