Located in the heart of the Big Sur Coastline, Limekiln State Park is one of my favorite places to stop by during the long drive from San Diego to San Francisco. Complete with a 100 foot waterfall, giant kilns and some of the tallest redwoods in the world, Limekiln State Park is one of the … More Limekiln State Park
Having lived in Oceanside for most of my childhood, the Oceanside pier is one of the mostly oddly nostalgic places for me in San Diego. I remember spending hours walking up and down the boarded pier with my parents, who would sometimes come here to go fishing. Those were the days. But during the peak … More Oceanside Pier
As a mecca for the young and artistic, San Francisco is home to some of the most amazing architectural and artistic feats in the wold. I love everything about this amazing city, but the stunning beauty of every buiding and structure here is probably my favorite part about it all. So without further ado, let’s … More San Francisco Part 2
San Francisco is my favorite city that I’ve been to so far. As one of the most hip and urban places in the world, adventure is limitless in the city on the bay. I’ve decided to split up my review on this amazing town into two parts: the more urban spaces, and the more natural. … More San Francisco Part 1
Since it’s a favorite among tourists, I wouldn’t usually do a post on a place like La Jolla. However, it is one of the most luxurious cities in California, filled with palm trees, gorgeous beaches, and some incredibly hot people. Only 20 minutes away from Encinitas and Downtown San Diego, La Jolla is an easy place … More La Jolla and Mount Soledad
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
