See this at: sandiegan.com| Added on 09/17/08

Come In and See Our "Sun-Powered" Apparel Watch as they change colors. Nationwide Shipping.

Come In and See Our "Sun-Powered" Apparel Watch as they change colors. Nationwide Shipping. See less

Highlights: LEGOLAND California $4 off Admission

See this at: budgettravel.com| Added on 03/03/08

The city--long popular with Californians for its fresh, funky flavor--has revitalized its downtown without losing its soul.

The city--long popular with Californians for its fresh, funky flavor--has revitalized its downtown without losing its soul. See less

Highlights: 1. Starry nightcaps Downtown, and specifically in the popular Gaslamp Quarter, there are a handful of fantastic rooftop bars where you can kick back with a cocktail in the open air. J6 Bar, which attracts people who fancy themselves trendsetters, is the sleek fourth-floor lounge and pool...

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Offer Description: AAA Members Save 10 percent on up to 6 one-day adult or child/senior admissions when purchasing at the gate.

Offer Description: AAA Members Save 10 percent on up to 6 one-day adult or child/senior admissions when purchasing at the gate. See less

See this at: arestravel.com| Added on 08/10/09

Buy One Day, Get the Second Day FREE! - Take advantage of this online special, purchase a one day LEGOLAND ticket and receive a 2nd Day Free. Your second day into the park must be used within 7 days from your first day's visit. Hurry, offer ends... See more

Buy One Day, Get the Second Day FREE! - Take advantage of this online special, purchase a one day LEGOLAND ticket and receive a 2nd Day Free. Your second day into the park must be used within 7 days from your first day's visit. Hurry, offer ends August 31, 2009! Tickets are valid through January 31, 2010. Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. Parking is not included. See less

Highlights: Save $15 on a 1 Day Hopper Ticket!

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Founded January 6, 2009 Meet with other San Diego area professional Medical Anthropologists to learn from one another and discuss new studies. Academics, practitioners, and students of medical anthropology welcome!

Founded January 6, 2009 Meet with other San Diego area professional Medical Anthropologists to learn from one another and discuss new studies. Academics, practitioners, and students of medical anthropology welcome! See less

See this at: secure.ujcfederation...| Added on 01/06/09

Nature Walk and Sitting Meditation Group Learn walking and sitting meditation techniques to help you in your spiritual journey. A different Jewish kavanah (focus) will be discussed before each monthly sitting session and carried over to the monthly... See more

Nature Walk and Sitting Meditation Group Learn walking and sitting meditation techniques to help you in your spiritual journey. A different Jewish kavanah (focus) will be discussed before each monthly sitting session and carried over to the monthly walking meditation. Participants are encouraged to attend both monthly meditations( a sit and a walk) in order to gain a complete appreciation of the meditation techniques practiced. Walking meditation will be held at a beautiful natural setting. Beginning and experienced practitioners welcomed. Alternating Sundays • 10:00 -11:30am Sitting Meditation at Jewish Family Service • Turk Family Center: 1/11, 2/8, 3/8, 4/5 Walking Meditation at Rancho Penasquitos Nature Reserve • 1/25, 2/22, 3/22, 4/19 Jewish Family Service Turk Family Center 8804 Balboa Ave. San Diego, CA 92123 Facilitated by Jeffrey Zlotnik, Founder of the Meditation Initiative which leads non-faith based meditation classes for children and adults in the San Diego community to... See less

See this at: pumpkinpatchesandmor...| Added on 10/17/08

This web site has a complete list of pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides and more in Southern California (and the rest of the United States, Canada, and other countries) along with carving tips, the history of Halloween, corn mazes, spook houses,... See more

This web site has a complete list of pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides and more in Southern California (and the rest of the United States, Canada, and other countries) along with carving tips, the history of Halloween, corn mazes, spook houses, instructions on how to make a pumpkin pie from a pumpkin and other related information; all free, well-organized and up to date! See less

See this at: victoriasgardens.us| Added on 10/17/08

Open Daily 10-6 Extended Hours Sept. 26 - Oct. 31 9AM-8PM Farm Stand & Nursery Families Welcome Plenty for the whole family to see and do: * U-Pick Pumpkins * Barnyard Animals * Straw Play Area * Bounce Jump * Straw Horses * Picnic Areas * Pony Rides... See more

Open Daily 10-6 Extended Hours Sept. 26 - Oct. 31 9AM-8PM Farm Stand & Nursery Families Welcome Plenty for the whole family to see and do: * U-Pick Pumpkins * Barnyard Animals * Straw Play Area * Bounce Jump * Straw Horses * Picnic Areas * Pony Rides * Giant Slide * Hay Rides * Corn Maze * Obstacle Course * Petting Zoo * Train Ride See less

See this at: sandiego.gov| Added on 08/05/08

This is an excellent beach for scuba diving diving when surf conditions are low. Telephone the beach information line before coming to the beach and always check with lifeguards before diving. Restrooms and Showers: A public restroom building with... See more

This is an excellent beach for scuba diving diving when surf conditions are low. Telephone the beach information line before coming to the beach and always check with lifeguards before diving. Restrooms and Showers: A public restroom building with showers can be found in Scripps Park beside La Jolla Cove. Disabled Accessibility: Due to the steep hillside immediately adjacent, the beach itself is not wheelchair accessible. However, there is an excellent view from the park above and an extensive oceanside walkway in Scripps Park. Beach Fires: There are no receptacles for beach fires. Open fires are therefore prohibited. Regulations -- Standard San Diego beach regulations apply, with the following modifications: * While the consumption of alcohol at this beach area is prohibited at all times, consumption of alcohol at Scripps Park is prohibited between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and noon. City Attorney's Fact Sheet (PDF: 30K) * The taking or possession of sea life or artifacts is prohibited.... See less

See this at: sandiego.gov| Added on 08/05/08

City of San Diego Lifeguard services provides public safety along San Diego's coastline and ocean waterways from Pt. Loma to La Jolla.

City of San Diego Lifeguard services provides public safety along San Diego's coastline and ocean waterways from Pt. Loma to La Jolla. See less

See this at: efgh.com| Added on 03/16/09

Online registration for many bicycle events is available at active.com. More complete listings of bicycle events are available in the following publications: * Raceplace San Diego, www.raceplace.com * Bicycling Event Guide, www.bikelink.com These... See more

Online registration for many bicycle events is available at active.com. More complete listings of bicycle events are available in the following publications: * Raceplace San Diego, www.raceplace.com * Bicycling Event Guide, www.bikelink.com These publications and others are available at many bike shops and at the runners' restroom just south of the Visitor Information Center on East Mission Bay Drive near the Clairemont Drive exit from Interstate 5. San Diego County has bicycle events all year round. In most cases, more information is available a few months before each event. The names may vary slightly from year to year. See less

See this at: efgh.com| Added on 03/16/09

The San Diego Bay Bike Route is a delightful 25-mile, 2.5-hour ride with no significant hills. Most of it runs along bike lanes or separated bike paths. The scenery is rich and varied. A nine-mile stretch along south and west sides of San Diego Bay... See more

The San Diego Bay Bike Route is a delightful 25-mile, 2.5-hour ride with no significant hills. Most of it runs along bike lanes or separated bike paths. The scenery is rich and varied. A nine-mile stretch along south and west sides of San Diego Bay follows the former Coronado Branch of the San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railroad. The rails are still visible in some places. The official name of this route is the Bayshore Bikeway. This name appears on newer signs in some places along the route. The name "Bay Route Bikeway" appears on some older signs, although this name has been disparaged because it is homophonic with "Beirut bikeway". SANDAG (San Diego Association of Governments) has prepared a fact sheet on the Bayshore Bikeway. It contains a history of the bikeway and two maps. Directions: * 0.00 - Start at the intersection of Broadway and Harbor Drive in Downtown San Diego, right at the foot of Broadway Pier. * Ride south along a bike path on the west side of Harbor Drive. * 0.41 -... See less

See this at: hikebikekayak.com| Added on 07/07/08

This San Diego biking tour is especially for families with younger kids (ages 2 and up!). Mission Bay bike paths are flat and free of cars, perfect for little ones. Kids can ride a bike of their own OR ride along with Mom and Dad in bike trailers or... See more

This San Diego biking tour is especially for families with younger kids (ages 2 and up!). Mission Bay bike paths are flat and free of cars, perfect for little ones. Kids can ride a bike of their own OR ride along with Mom and Dad in bike trailers or trail-a-bikes! Available weekends October through May and weekdays in the summer. Requires a minimum of 4 people. Click here for more Family Biking on Mission Bay information. See less

See this at: cnn.com| Added on 01/11/09

Daylight streams in from an opening, illuminating the triangular shape of the "shark's tooth." We haven't paddled into Jaws. We're exploring one of many sea caves that cut into the coastal bluffs of California's Santa Cruz Island. Our predator? A... See more

Daylight streams in from an opening, illuminating the triangular shape of the "shark's tooth." We haven't paddled into Jaws. We're exploring one of many sea caves that cut into the coastal bluffs of California's Santa Cruz Island. Our predator? A jagged rock formation hanging from the ceiling. Santa Cruz sits 19 miles off the harbor of Ventura, California, in the Channel Islands National Park. Like the park's other four islands, it shares a steep, rugged topography defined by sharp spines jutting from the ocean. The easiest of these islands to reach, Santa Cruz is a one-hour, $48 round-trip ferry ride away. Its attractions fulfill any nature lover's wish list: sea kayak trips, scenic hikes, and full-blown camping expeditions with plenty of free time to explore. Although no one aside from semipermanent park rangers currently lives on Santa Cruz, I'd been inspired by images of ancient Chumash people, the islands' original inhabitants, paddling carved wooden boats on fishing and hunting... See less

See this at: home.san.rr.com| Added on 07/07/08

Just arrived in town and want to paddle? Here is information on rentals, gear, put-ins, fishing, diving, weather, where to go, where to eat, and links to other kayaking sites. Just click on the categories above to get the information. There are maps... See more

Just arrived in town and want to paddle? Here is information on rentals, gear, put-ins, fishing, diving, weather, where to go, where to eat, and links to other kayaking sites. Just click on the categories above to get the information. There are maps and websites, too! Thanks for visiting, we hope that your San Diego kayaking experience will be great! Snorkel the sea caves at La Jolla, fish the kelp beds, watch the whales and dolphins, cruise the coastline, explore Mission Bay and San Diego Harbor, see SeaWorld from the water, dive the Yukon and the canyons, hear a concert at Humphreys in the comfort of your kayak: all free or for the price of a rental! See less

See this at: sdkc.org| Added on 07/07/08

* The Classified Ads section now allows you to add your own classified including one image. It's free for members and only $20.00 for a two-month non-member submission. But it makes more sense to become a member at only $24.00 for the year! (It may... See more

* The Classified Ads section now allows you to add your own classified including one image. It's free for members and only $20.00 for a two-month non-member submission. But it makes more sense to become a member at only $24.00 for the year! (It may be less depending on the time of year) * SDKC has a number of folks who play Kayak Polo. There may be some informal games on Mission Bay this summer! Join the polo mailing list for updates. Or see the Polo page for active polo groups in SoCal. * Lots of surfing going on, watch the club mailing list for outings. * Whitewater season is coming, watch the club mailing list for trips to the Kern River. * The Current Newsletter is available for download. * The Trip Reports section was created for member (and non member) trip report additions. You can even insert images into your report! * You can now add your own link to our Links page and report broken links. * New events are up on the Club Calendar including monthly club meetings. * Our... See less

See this at: hikebikekayak.com| Added on 07/07/08

Leopard sharks (Triakis semifasciata) are nomads and show up in La Jolla every year. Our "Kayaking and Snorkeling" tour features an amateur naturalist guide and a bonus kayak tour to the gorgeous La Jolla Sea Caves. There we usually see seals, sea... See more

Leopard sharks (Triakis semifasciata) are nomads and show up in La Jolla every year. Our "Kayaking and Snorkeling" tour features an amateur naturalist guide and a bonus kayak tour to the gorgeous La Jolla Sea Caves. There we usually see seals, sea lions and occasionally dolphins! These guided tours last about 2½ hours and include kayaking and snorkeling equipment. These trips are perfect for families, though kids (and adults) need to be able to swim! For ages 10 and up! Spring and Summer months only, so reserve early. Available Everyday (Spring, summer, fall months) * Every hour, on the half-hour, beginning at 9:30am Price: $80 per person single kayaks, $50 per person in tandem kayaks. (Minimum 2 people) Private tours: $100 per person * Minimum age is 10 Reservations are strongly suggested. Please call! Or e-mail to info@hikebikekayak.com See less

See this at: hikebikekayak.com| Added on 07/07/08

Paddle into the sunset at La Jolla Shores. These kayaking trips are the perfect end to a tough week. Or just the thing to impress those out-of-town guests. And our Full Moon night tours get you on Mission Bay under the glow of a full moon. Very... See more

Paddle into the sunset at La Jolla Shores. These kayaking trips are the perfect end to a tough week. Or just the thing to impress those out-of-town guests. And our Full Moon night tours get you on Mission Bay under the glow of a full moon. Very romantic. Spring through fall. More Moonlight and Sunset Tour info here. See less

See this at: totalescape.com| Added on 07/07/08

Lakes in San Diego CA - San Diego County Lakes & Reservoirs * El Capitan Reservoir, El Cajon CA * Lake Cuyamaca, Cleveland NF, Julian CA * Lake Dixon, Escondido CA * Lake Henshaw, Warner Springs CA * Lake Hodges, Escondido CA * Lake Jennings,... See more

Lakes in San Diego CA - San Diego County Lakes & Reservoirs * El Capitan Reservoir, El Cajon CA * Lake Cuyamaca, Cleveland NF, Julian CA * Lake Dixon, Escondido CA * Lake Henshaw, Warner Springs CA * Lake Hodges, Escondido CA * Lake Jennings, Lakeside CA * Lake Miramar, Mira Mesa CA * Lake Murray, La Mesa CA * Lake Poway, Poway CA * Lake Sutherland, Cleveland NF, Ramona CA * Lake Wohlford, Escondido CA * Loveland Reservoir, Alpine CA * Lower Otay Lake, Chula Vista CA * Lake Morena, Campo CA * San Dieguito Reservoir, Rancho Santa Fe CA * San Vicente Reservoir, Lakeside CA * Santee Lakes, Santee CA * Sweetwater Reservoir, Spring Valley CA * Upper Otay Reservoir See less

See this at: roamingtimes.com| Added on 09/14/09

Although best known for its warm weather and beaches, California is becoming a treasure for its changing fall foliage. Whether traveling by car, mountain bike or your own two feet, the Golden State offers a wealth of areas that showcase the striking... See more

Although best known for its warm weather and beaches, California is becoming a treasure for its changing fall foliage. Whether traveling by car, mountain bike or your own two feet, the Golden State offers a wealth of areas that showcase the striking autumnal displays from September to November. “Cooler weather, a relaxed pace and the changing colors of the landscape in many of our foothill and mountain regions make a fall visit to California an excellent getaway for a week or weekend,” Executive Director Caroline Beteta, of the California Travel and Tourism Commission (CTTC), said. “Here visitors can find their own stretch of road, along with secluded trails, just off major highways and interstates. In California, fall foliage is synonymous with the Shasta Cascade Region, which offers some of the state’s most spectacular displays of colors amid rugged and rolling terrain. Many of the quiet driving routes and hiking trails, off Highway 70 and 89, can be found in the self-guided tour... See less

See this at: yubanet.com| Added on 09/14/09

SACRAMENTO, Calif. Sept. 8, 2008 - It's a patchwork of orange, yellow, rust, copper and red every fall when California's foliage changes, offering up vibrant colors as part of the state's autumnal displays from September to November. "Some of the... See more

SACRAMENTO, Calif. Sept. 8, 2008 - It's a patchwork of orange, yellow, rust, copper and red every fall when California's foliage changes, offering up vibrant colors as part of the state's autumnal displays from September to November. "Some of the best fall foliage in the country can be found in California's foothill and mountain regions," said Caroline Beteta, president and chief executive officer of the California Travel and Tourism Commission (CTTC). "The crisp weather and relaxed pace, along with the changing colors of the landscape, provide a tranquil setting that visitors can experience throughout the fall season traveling by car, bike or their own two feet." The Shasta Cascade Region offers some of the state's most spectacular displays of colors amid rugged and rolling terrain. Many of the best driving routes, along with leaf illustrations by color, can be found in the self-guided tour brochure Fall Colors of Plumas County, including tours to Lake Almanor, Feather River Canyon,... See less

See this at: co.san-diego.ca.us| Added on 06/11/09

Agua Caliente Park is a regional camping park located in the Anza Borrego Desert and is best known for its geothermally heated springs. Three naturally fed pools provide different ways of enjoying the park's mineral water: There are two pools... See more

Agua Caliente Park is a regional camping park located in the Anza Borrego Desert and is best known for its geothermally heated springs. Three naturally fed pools provide different ways of enjoying the park's mineral water: There are two pools outdoors, and an indoor therapeutic spa is heated to 102 degrees and outfitted with Jacuzzi jets. (Pool hours.) The park is very popular during the winter and has numerous camping sites (full hook-ups, partial hook-ups, non hook-up and tent sites, and a caravan area for large groups) available. Hikers will enjoy miles of trails that meander through the park's canyons and across its hillsides. Learn More about Agua Caliente County Park. Click images to enlarge See less

See this at: gocalifornia.about.c...| Added on 06/11/09

If wasn't already enough to get "hot" about in the Southland, these places will surely get you warmed up. * Agua Caliente County Park, about 100 miles west of San Diego features two naturally-fed pools. Camp nearby and you can also enjoy the waters... See more

If wasn't already enough to get "hot" about in the Southland, these places will surely get you warmed up. * Agua Caliente County Park, about 100 miles west of San Diego features two naturally-fed pools. Camp nearby and you can also enjoy the waters in the spring-fed showers. * Bashford's Hot Mineral Spa near Salton Sea gets its hot water from deep wells. It has six mineral baths, heated pools and plenty of camping spots for RVs and tents. * Beverly Hot Springs is the only natural hot spring spa in Los Angeles. It gets its naturally-carbonated water from a spring discovered by accident in the 1930s by a wildcatter looking for oil. * Delight's Hot Springs has an RV park and cabins and four pools, one of which is equipped for easy access if you're mobility impaired. It's just east of the edge of Death Valley off CA Hwy 127. * Fountain of Youth Spa near the Salton Sea is a deluxe snowbird resort with hot water spas and pools. * Glen Ivy Hot Springs has been a favorite for many years.... See less

See this at: sandiego.org| Added on 06/11/09

Hot Springs Mountain: This five and a half miler takes place near Warner Springs, off Highway 79. Follow the signs to Nelson's Camp. Beginning with a steep climb up an old jeep trail, the hike becomes easier as it winds up the south slope of Hot... See more

Hot Springs Mountain: This five and a half miler takes place near Warner Springs, off Highway 79. Follow the signs to Nelson's Camp. Beginning with a steep climb up an old jeep trail, the hike becomes easier as it winds up the south slope of Hot Springs Mountain. Dense forests of black oak, Coulter pine and white fir greet you as you follow the ridge line. Higher, closer to the top, wildflowers beckon from sprawling meadows. Return the way you came. Mission Gorge: Located within Mission Trails Regional Park, this climber's paradise - the oldest rock climbing area in San Diego - is perfect for a day of combining hiking and climbing. The miles of rolling terrain are scenic and vary in difficulty, while the climbs themselves are perfect for skill levels from beginner to expert. Over 150 lead and top-rope routes are available on the granite rocks, with the top routes are 5.13. Valley of the Moon: Down by the Mexican border, an hour east of El Cajon, look for the signs for Old Highway 80. A... See less

See this at: totalescape.com| Added on 06/11/09

Agua CalienteHot Springs County Parkis a 910-acre San Diego County Park. It has a developed Hot Springs Camp has picnic area & a large campground (shady trees at some sites). This desert destination is perfect for California winter recreation & is... See more

Agua CalienteHot Springs County Parkis a 910-acre San Diego County Park. It has a developed Hot Springs Camp has picnic area & a large campground (shady trees at some sites). This desert destination is perfect for California winter recreation & is located near the south end of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Local mountain's seismic forces created the fault that runs beneath this region & forces water up to the desert surface. A decent water supply also supports plant life & wildlife. See less

See this at: sandiegoreader.com| Added on 04/07/09

The boulder-frosted summit of Woodson Mountain (aka Mount Woodson) has many routes of approach, though none this particular winter/spring season is as interesting as the west-side approach from Lake Poway. The October 2007 Witch Creek Fire thoroughly... See more

The boulder-frosted summit of Woodson Mountain (aka Mount Woodson) has many routes of approach, though none this particular winter/spring season is as interesting as the west-side approach from Lake Poway. The October 2007 Witch Creek Fire thoroughly incinerated the brushy slopes east of the lake, and those slopes are likely to sport significant, and maybe spectacular, color from postfire wildflowers from February through April. If you choose to hike all the way to Woodson’s summit and back, an effort involving nearly seven miles and cumulative elevation gain of 2300 feet, then bring food and plenty of water to sustain you. Start your hike at the main parking area for Lake Poway Recreation Area, which may charge admission for those who are not citizens of the city of Poway. Descend to a grassy picnic area on southwest shore of Lake Poway, and follow either of two wide trails southeast (they soon join together). After skirting the south shore and dipping to cross Warren Canyon, you come... See less