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 San Diego North encompasses nearly 2,000 square miles of rugged and vast terrain that is home to 19 communities that each have their own unique qualities. From historic mountain towns to charming beach communities...it is San Diego North's diversity, alluring weather and the abundance of things to see and do that make it a preferred destination by both leisure travelers and meeting planners. |
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| | San Diego North's beaches are as diverse as the region. From miles of sandy turf to jagged rock and cliff formations, visitors will enjoy great views, great surf, great sunsets, and endless entertainment. However, it's not just for "beach goers." You'll find vibrant retail centers, innovative theater and art, cultural centers, and museums.
» Coastal Communities
Suggested Coastal Itineraries
» Ocean Exploration
» Be a Kid Again
» A Dose of Adventure
» Coastally Cultured
» Drive the 101
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| | Dramatic terrain, breath-taking views, and stargazing make this region a must. Whether you prefer a bike, dune buggy, jeep or just a good pair of hiking boots, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, the nation's largest state park, beckons with beauty and adventure. During the months of April and May, desert flowers can be seen blooming against the rugged terrain creating a visual surprise. Don't forget to check out the resorts and underground Visitors Center.
» Desert Communities
Suggested Desert Itineraries
» An Open Oasis
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| | Blessed with a rich agricultural history, these communities are known for award-winning wineries, challenging golf courses, state-of-the-art theater and cultural centers. Hiking, biking, boating, fishing and just plain fun can be found at Lakes Hodges, Dixon, and Wohlford.
» Valley Communities
Suggested Valley Itineraries
» The Park n' The Arts
» Refined Relaxation
» Wild Card Wanderer
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| | The backcountry, rich in American heritage, offers adventure for recreational enthusiasts as well as peaceful romantic getaways. Don't miss the world renowned Palomar Observatory and the gold-mining town of Julian, which boasts a wealth of history, charming bed-and-breakfast inns, antique shopping, and the best apple pie west of the Mississippi. For fishing and boating, experience beautiful Lakes Cuyamaca and Henshaw.
» Mountain Communities
Suggested Mountain Itineraries
» It's All in the Altitude
» A Bit o' Country
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