California Mission Trail

The California Mission Trail is a historic route that connects a series of 21 Spanish missions established along the California coast from San Diego to San Francisco during the 18th and 19th centuries. These missions were founded primarily by Spanish missionaries to spread Christianity among Native Americans and to help settle the region. The trail showcases the cultural and architectural heritage of California, highlighting the influence of Spanish colonization and the blending of cultures. Today, the trail is a popular destination for travelers interested in history, architecture, and the scenic beauty of California’s landscapes.