You might recall my blog awhile back on Quirky Roadside Attractions in San Diego’s East County region. With Memorial Day around the bend, now is the perfect time to map out another adventure to discover some wonderfully fascinating finds in our backcountry. After the break are 5 to Try:
3 For Free: Spring Flings in San Diego!
Spring is in full swing in San Diego. With sun shiny days and pleasantly warm temperatures in the 70s, now is a perfect time to head outdoors and explore some great upcoming spring and garden festivals.
After the break are three fun spring flings to check out this May.
San Diego Outdoors: Take a Scenic Bike Ride
Even though May is National Bike Month, it’s San Diego Bike Day almost every day of the year! Whether you are looking for an ocean view or an escape into nature, San Diego has a trail/bike path for you.
For San Diegans, get involved in National Bike Month with iCommute San Diego.
After the break are just three pedal friendly options with beautiful scenery that everyone will enjoy:
Kayaking the Caves of San Diego’s La Jolla
When the sun comes out this weekend there’s only one thing in San Diego that I want to do – kayak through the caves in La Jolla! These natural wonders are quickly becoming one of the most popular attractions in San Diego as thousands of locals and visitors paddle in wonder through these “hidden gems” every week.
San Diego’s Coronado Blooms – and Zooms – this Weekend!
Spring has sprung! Big white tents are sprouting up like flowers in Spreckels Park, Coronado in preparation for the big 87th Annual Coronado Flower Show this weekend, April 21-22. The delightful kaleidoscope of colors, encompassing the 600 block of Orange Avenue, makes it the most popular springtime event on the island!
Show Your Support for Tourism to Win Padres Tickets
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The U.S. Travel Association’s “Vote Travel” Bus arrives to San Diego on Thursday, April 19, and you have a chance to win tickets to a future Padres game! We’re giving away two (2) sets of Four (4) tickets to watch the Pads v. Brewers on May 8, or the Pads v. Angels on May 18.
Trains, Grains and No Automobiles – A Green Beer Tour of San Diego
I love beer (IPAs to be exact) and it helps that I live in San Diego with over 40 amazing breweries to its name. The hard part is getting a chance to sample all of the different local brews. There is a new way in town to do just that through La Jolla Wine Tours (LJWT) who […]
Spring Fun in San Diego
Springtime in San Diego makes a colorful entrance every year as warm weather sweeps through the County and brilliant flowers bloom. There are also spring celebrations at the region’s major attractions and enough festivals, fairs and events to keep visitors entertained throughout the season. Be sure to get outdoors and enjoy the beautiful San Diego Spring weather!
Spring to Anza-Borrego Desert State Park for Sensational Hikes
I recently laced up my hiking shoes and trekked through Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (located 2 hours east of San Diego) to discover some of the most pristine, untouched wilderness in Southern California, including Clark Dry Lake bed, winding slot canyons and phenomenal vistas from Font’s Point, “California’s Grand Canyon” (RV Life).
5 to Try This Weekend in San Diego
This weekend, let the world of San Diego entertain you with comedy, theatre, blockbusters, fresh food and of course, wildflowers in the desert. After the break are your 5 to Try…
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