Cush-Pii (Stonewall Peak) Hike

Join the us as we journey to beautiful Cush-Pii Peak in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park. The mountain's original name has been restored to honor its Kumeyaay heritage. New name, same awesome hike!

The 4-mile hike has mild switchbacks, a set of stairs to the peak, and breathtaking 360 degree views at the top. This is one of the most accessible peaks in San Diego County.

NOTE: GPS maps will give you an address, which is for the visitor center. This is several miles away.
Type in Paso Picacho Campground 92036 for more accurate directions.

More info on the hike can be found here.

Day-use parking fee at Paso Picacho Campground is $10. If you have a library card, check to see if your local library has a California State Parks Parking pass available to borrow. This will allow you to park for free and save you $10.

Meet at the Day Use Parking area at 8:30 a.m. Hike starts at 8:45 a.m.sharp.

Please self-evaluate your fitness level before attempting this hike. We will be hiking to an altitude of over 5,700 feet. You are free to hike at your own pace. However, if you fall behind, it will be your responsibility to complete the hike.

Participants must sign the Rock Church liability waiver form.

"When you walk, your steps will not be impeded; and if you run, you will not stumble" - Proverbs 4:12

What to Expect

• Difficulty: Moderate+ one semi-difficult hill, altitude of 5,700+ feet
• Highlights: Beautiful, 360-degree views at the top
• Distance: 4 miles (round trip)
• Elevation Gain: 774 feet
• Hiking Time: approximately 3 hours
• Dogs are not permitted
• Weather: Hike will be cancelled for extreme weather
• Restrooms: Located in the day-use parking lot

 What to Bring

• $10 parking fee at Paso Picacho Campground
• Good running or hiking shoes
• Sunscreen
• Comfortable clothing, wear layers as it will get warm
• Hat or visor
• Hiking Poles (optional, recommended)
• Water (at least 1 liter recommended)
• Salty snacks and electrolytes
• Cell Phone