The Spookiest Spots in San Diego San Diego has a rich history. The oldest city in California, officially founded in 1769 (but sighted by the Spanish in 1542), San Diego has its fair share of legends and myths. The haunted nature of this city is undeniable – it’s the location of what’s often referred to [...]
Top Destinations for Family Travel and Their Visa Requirements Family trips are more than just vacations. They are the bookmarks of our lives, embedding fond memories and deeper connections. Exploring a new locale, absorbing its culture, and stepping out of our comfort zone with our loved ones by our side creates an unparalleled bond. However, [...]
Quirky & Unique: Unusual Attractions Found in Route 66 Roadside Stops Route 66, often called the "Main Street of America," is an iconic highway that has captured the imagination of travelers for decades. Stretching from Chicago to Los Angeles, this historic route is dotted with roadside stops that offer a glimpse into a bygone era [...]
Planning a Lakefront Camping Trip If you are looking for a great place to get away from it all and enjoy the sun and fun by the water without spending a lot of money, then a lakefront camping trip may be just the thing for you. Here’s some helpful information to consider if you plan a [...]
5 Places to Get the Best Brunch in Brooklyn by Helen Nichols | well-beingsecrets.com Brunch in Brooklyn is a SERIOUS business to any true Brooklynite, so choosing the right spot for your dining experience is key. Luckily, I’ve been exploring the Brooklyn brunch scene for a while now and I can give you few valuable tips. Here [...]
10 of the Coolest Things to Do in San Diego Whether you're a visitor or a local, I recommend that you go to the San Diego Zoo, Seaworld, and one (or more) of our awesome beaches. But, afterwards, I encourage you to veer off the beaten path. Here is my first list of 10 of the coolest things to [...]
Best Adventurous Motorcycle Roads in the US by Kiara Wilson | Motorcycle House There’s a wide range of motorcycle roads in the US, from beach view routes, snow-peaked mountains, and open farm country to small towns and big cities. You name it! If you're a riding enthusiast, there is so much in store for you in [...]
GLAMPING IN MALIBU Murray Shares His Airstream My teenage girl and I were long overdue for a mom-daughter wander. She "requested" two simple things—a beach and no hostels. I insisted on two equally simple things—no airplanes and unique accommodations. With help from the internet, we narrowed it down to two destinations—Santa Barbara or Malibu. Toss a coin? [...]
Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve LOCATION: Intersection of Camino del Sur & Park Village Road MAP + INFO: LOS PENASQUITOS CANYON PRESERVE PARKING: Free lot LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: Easy APPX. LENGTH OF TIME: 2 hours My expectations were pretty low for a hike smack in the middle of suburbia. This was one of those times when I happily embraced my wrongness. [...]
HIKING SAN DIEGO: Torrey Pines State Park LOCATION: Off Camino Del Mar, Del Mar MAP + INFO: TORREY PINES STATE PARK PARKING: If you're lucky, you'll find street parking; $15-$20 in one of two paid lots LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: Easy APPX. LENGTH OF TIME: 2 hours The 2,000 acre Torrey Pines State Park ("natural reserve" to be exact) is [...]
