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Mt. Helix

Casa de Oro-Mount Helix popularly known as Mt Helix is fondly known as the Crown jewel of San Diego’s east country is surrounded by La Mesa and El Cajon. Rightly, the mountain is an excellent choice for hiking with local stores lined up along the route sharing some of their cultural inheritance in various forms. On reaching the top one can see the breath-taking view of the whole of San Diego, The Pacific Ocean, the Hills of Mexico towards the south. The most interesting part is when you reach the rooftop you find a unique amphitheater made by the natural forces rooting back to the era of the 1800s. This magnificent San Diego landmark can be spotted by the large, white spiraling cross pointing towards the sky which forms the scenic backdrop for the most romantic weddings, outings and social gatherings hosted around the corner. The mountain trail is lined up with various restaurants that offer Italian, Chinese and Mexican food. The area around is filled with cultural diversity, rich history, coffee houses, and beautiful places to reside in. Read More

Mt Laguna is an arid place located around forty-five miles from San Diego and can be commuted by bus or car easily. This peak is around 6000ft above sea level and is situated in a Jeffrey Pine forest towards the eastern part of San Diego in the Laguna mountains. There is nothing like waking up to the sunrise in these mountains in one of the rustic lodges or cabins situated all way along the mountain. The Place is surrounded by dense forests and is very ideal for people looking around for camping and some serious adventure in the woods. The Laguna Mountain recreational area is a place reserved for all the recreational activities for the people here. This peak is one of the places in San Diego which receives snowfall from around November to sometimes till June making it one of the best times to visit the place. The winds and the snow give you chills so carrying your woolens is a must. Activities like snowboarding, sledding, and cross-country skiing are very common and sometimes get competitive as well. Read More

The Mt Soledad is located on the coast of San Diego with the Pacific Ocean to its west. It is one of the most popular destinations for cycling tours which are either organized by groups or taken up by individuals. The major attraction here is the Mt Soledad Cross which is a gigantic white-colored cross located on top of the mountain and is rebuilt thrice and stands as an ode to the Korean War Memorial. The timely restoration of the cross has helped it survive with time. This peak is around 250m tall making the hike relatively simpler and less time-consuming. One can see little houses all along the trail, these being locally known as the ‘Munchkin Houses’. The miniature houses are built on the steep slopes overlooking the ocean by little people and hence the name. There are many food stalls present on the way of the hike and one can get cycles rented on an hourly basis. It is situated in the La Jolla community and is just a drive away from there. It is also the last home lived by Dr Seuss and is popularly known as Seuss house as said by the locals. Read More

Created for entertainment and rigorous practice along the rugged undulating terrain of San Diego’s North-East County, the Mt. Woodson Golf Course at Ramona features wide fairways and spectacular views of canyons. The holes are strategically placed and named “Ledges”, “The Beach” and “Tree Tops” reflecting the scenery available. Featuring a target-style design for players of all aptitudes, the grounds here feature mature oaks, granite boulders and pristine lakes. The pro shop rents out carts with cooling systems and ample balls for first-timers. Even if you are not a golfer, you can walk the grounds and indulge in wildlife watching. Read More

Murray Ridge Neighborhood park is a park in San Diego, California. The park features an open field, play equipment, basketball & tennis courts, & picnic tables. It is a local San Diego Park that is nicely maintained, and it has a trail along its perimeter for walking or jogging around. It has a large play area for kids. Dogs are allowed on a leash every time. You can enjoy morning & evening walks here, with your leashed pets. Also, it has sufficient parking space. Read More

Museum of Contemporary Art

The museum of contemporary art San Diego has two main prominent locations one in the heart of downtown and one in the small beach community of La Jolla. The galleries were established in the year 1950 to spread the love of art across all media. The gallery till date displays works of various internationally acclaimed artists. It also hosts various events, shows and exhibitions to bring people in the art community together to share their common love and knowledge. If you ever visit the art museum in downtown San Diego be sure to visit the museum cafe and museum store. Read More

Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego is an art museum that is engaged in the collection, preservation, exhibitions, evaluations of artworks from the 1950s to today so far. It is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1941. MCASD offers access to the finest art at two exemplary locations in San Diego, i.e., the La Jolla and downtown location of Santa Fe Depot. It has a collection of around 5,000 artifacts. It offers an unparalleled variation of experiences for the society by manifesting an internally recognized collection and active arrangements of exhibitions and public programs. The paid entry is valid for seven days.You can also join MCASD’s Gallery Educators for public tours that are free with admission at MCASD Downtown on Sat and Sun at 2:00 P.M. Public tours are also organized at 5:30 P.M. and 6:45 PM ( no reservations needed). Entry to the museum is free for members. Read More

The Museum of Making Music is an interactive music museum in San Diego, California. This museum entails how the musical industry supplies the musical instruments, products, & gears to the world, because of which we all are creating music today! On your entry into the museum, you will see remarkable examples of musical instruments. Many of the instruments are presented in the vintage music store settings. On your visit, you will explore the multidimensional history of the American musical products industry. Read More

The Museum of Photographic Arts is a museum and visual learning center, situated in Balboa Park, San Diego, California. It is an independent institution that collects, protects, and presents photography, films, and video graphics art. MOPA presents a broad range of rotating exhibitions from the solo photographer as well as group shows around the globe, across the year. Visitors are supported to take photographs at the museum and make their own art to enrich their visit. There isn't any general admission fee, instead visitors can make a voluntary contribution. Read More

Museum of US / Museum of Man

The Museum of US is a museum of anthropology in San Diego, California. It is situated amid iconic buildings of the California Quadrangle in Balboa Park, El Prado, San Diego. The museum was inaugurated in 1915. It is an ornate building featuring wide-ranging anthropology exhibitions and a sweeping tower. It is a cultural anthropology Museum that tours the human experience from multicultural outlooks to zestful speech, self-reflection, and human kinships. Here, you will explore the expansive human history and culture. At the San Diego Museum of the US, you can explore some renowned exhibits, including Cannibals: Myth & Reality, Adventure Kids in Egypt, Maya: heart of sky, heart of earth, and much more. There's also a section on the history of beer and brewing. This place always has something new to explore for visitors of all ages. There is a general admission fee for the public, and entry is free for the members. The Private tower tour costs around $150 for the general public and $120 for the members (tower tours are for ages 6 and above). Read More