Mission Beach San Diego Beach Town

Mission Beach San Diego
Mission Beach in is unique that it has a beach on the Pacific Ocean and a beach on Mission Bay San Diego. During the summer Mission Beach attracts thousands of visitors and parking can be a problem. Off season the beach is a great place to stroll along the two mile boardwalk. The center piece for this San Diego beach is historic Belmont Park. Attractions at the theme

Avila Beach Central Coast

Avila Beach has long been a popular beach destination for locals. The sleepy little central coast beach town was almost in a time capsule up until it was found that the town was sitting on a 400,000 gallon oil spill. In the 1990s just about all of the downtown are was dug up and the contaminated soil was replaced. Unfortunately most of the original building were destroyed in the process. Today

Free Lunch Lower Trestles July 7, 2009

FREE Bagged Lunch Tomorrow Tuesday July 7th at Lower Trestles. The ERGO crew will be down on the beach at Lower Trestles on Tuesday, July 7th giving out free bagged lunches. If your heading down there, stop by the ERGO tent and grab yourself a sandwich to refuel for that 2nd session. More about Trestles Beach

New Brighton State Beach

New Brighton State Beach is located south of Santa Cruz California in the town of Capitola. The beach is very popular during the summer months for both day use and beach camping. The 111 campsites are on a bluff overlooking northern Monterey Bay. Nearby is Seacliff’s famous fishing pier which has a concrete tanker at its end, the SS Palo Alto. It was built during World War I, when wartime steel

William R. Hearst Memorial State Beach

Most visitors turn inland and take the bus up to Hearst Castle but just across coast is highway William R. Hearst Memorial State Beach. If you bring along a lunch there are plenty of picnic tables to sit at and enjoy the view. With a little more time you can try your luck fishing from San Simeon Pier. The beach is located along some of California's pristine coastline, unspoiled by high-rise

Sonoma Coast State Beach

Sonoma Coast State Beach extends 17 miles from Bodega Head to 4 miles north of Jenner. This section of Northern California coast is made up of several beaches including Shell Beach, Portuguese Beach, Salmon Creek Beach and Wright's Beach. Activities including beach camping, tide pools, fishing and beach combing. The water is too cold for swimming unless you have a wet suit but there is plenty