I found this little hidden gem on an lucky guess that there might be something cool in San Diego’s only National Monument. Good thing I was right. If you take a trip down to Point Loma during low tide, you might just be rewarded with one of San Diego’s most beautiful landscapes: the Cabrillo Tidepools. … More Cabrillo National Monument Caves and Tidepools
Two words: Holy Hell. Located in what I would appropriately call the middle of nowhere, Salvation Mountain exists in the arid desertscape of Slab City. About 10 miles east of the toxic Salton Sea, the paint covered hill is a must see for anyone visiting or living in California. Getting to Salvation Mountain from San Diego is … More Salvation Mountain and the Salton Sea
Since the summer of 2013, this place has been one of my absolute favorite spots in San Diego. The Ho Chi Minh trail in La Jolla, CA is a popular trail among surfers attempting to get to a local favorite surf spot on Blacks Beach. The trail (or lack of one) features sandstone cliffs and … More Ho Chi Minh Trail-Black’s Beach
The first (and last) time I took a drive out to the arid suburbia that is Valley Center, I stumbled upon a very mysterious little bit of history. Can you even imagine the concept? It’s 100+ degrees out, you’re trekking through Hellhole Canyon, and you happen to discover what appears to be an abandoned hippie … More Devil’s Den
