Visitor Info for Fortuna Mountain Research Reserve (FMRR)

What is FMRR?

Fortuna Mountain Research Reserve (FMRR) consists of 500 acres located within the boundaries of Mission Trails Regional Park, San Diego, California. FMRR provides areas for research and education of southern California ecosystems. The reserve lies 5 minutes northeast of the San Diego State University campus within the City of San Diego, and is administered by Mission Trails Regional Park. Read more »

How do I visit FMRR?

Individuals interested in conducting orginial research or educational activity at FMRR must submit an application through Mission Trails Regional Park. Mission Trails Regional Park is a public park and open to the public.

What research data is available?

Project Registry

Lists research projects that took place at FMRR, its enclosing watershed, and nearby areas.

Species List

Lists of organisms that have been observed at FMRR

Ecological Monitoring Data

Longterm Weather, hydrological, vegetation, and bird survey data area available upon request.

GIS & Maps

Interactive Vegetation Maps, Downloadable GIS Maps and Layers

How do I get there?

Here are the directions.

What is it like to visit or stay at FMRR? What should I bring?

Please check the current weather conditions prior to arrival. There are no overnight facilities at FMRR.

How can I be reached while I'm at FMRR?

Cellphone reception is available at FMRR.