Mount Laguna is located near San Diego, California, in the Cleveland National Forest. It is a small vacation destination that hosts various outdoor activities. One of the area's major attractions is its snow, a rarity in Southern California. Mount Laguna receives more snowfall per year than any other part of San Diego County.
Mount Laguna is located near the Pacific Ocean, the Anza Borrego Desert, and the Salton Sea. It is about an hour's drive east of the city of San Diego.
Mount Laguna receives a large amount of snow compared to the rest of San Diego County and is prone to unpredictable weather. The mountain is also home to bobcats, coyotes, and a variety of birds.
Many visitors to Mount Laguna base their stay around Laguna Mountain Lodge, which provides accommodations and a general store. Hiking trails are abundant in the area and there are also campgrounds and a lake. Cross country skiing is also possible when weather conditions are right. The Mount Laguna Observatory is located here.
