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About San Diego Waterfalls San Diego definitely isn't known for its waterfalls due to the year-round drought we are most likely forever in.  Still, we do have some beautiful waterfalls,…

Take a beautiful hike in the back-country to a waterfall in Rancho Penasquitos! We've got you covered on the directions and tips for a great experience!

I found out about this waterfall one day while scouring google satellite.  It was clearly a waterfall, raging in the image, and immediately added to my list of spots to…

Salt Falls is an easy hike to one of San Diego's ancient, secret waterfalls!

The Moon Song Waterfall is a seasonal waterfall.  The hike is beautiful with many accessible trails nearby and very little elevation.

Many secrets lay tucked away in this San Diego Canyon. Come visit Rattlesnake waterfall & dam! Just one of many treasures out here!

Article written by Allison Garton: Bridge History: The bridge over Santa Ysabel Creek turned 100 this year. I doubt there was a party, hats, or a cake decorated with an…

  About the Catamaran Resort The Catamaran Resort and Spa is San Diego's premier Polynesian-themed resort located in Mission Bay. When visiting get ready to enjoy a lush paradise over-flowing…

**Check out our article on Hidden Gems in Escondido!** About Rancho Guejito Rancho Guejito is a true hidden gem, quietly sitting as both the largest and oldest business in San Diego…

  About Civita Park When I first heard about Civita Park it was due to seeing post after post of the truly beautiful underground mural walkway on social media.  It…

San Diego is filled with challenging and beautiful hikes for all levels, ages, shapes and sizes.  This page is specifically for kids though, as not all hikes would qualify as…

For those that are interested in attempting to connect with the other side, or perhaps just enjoy learning of San Diego's darker history, it turns out that we've got many…

San Diego boasts hundreds, if not thousands, of parks throughout the county.  As lovely as I'm sure they all are, there are some that far outshine the rest.  Over the…

San Diego County is filled with amazing hiking trails. For those of us that have a 4-legged friend we love to include, finding dog-friendly hikes is very important.  There is…

Although San Diego is known for having some of the best weather around, those of us who live here, especially anyone who lives inland, knows it still gets incredibly HOT…

22 Must-See Public San Diego Gardens By Cory Peters With its remarkable climate, San Diego is a garden lover’s paradise. The city and its surrounding area teem with must-see public…

  About the Del Mar Mesa Duck Pond Over-development of San Diego has sadly become the new norm. Without pause, entire towns and villages sprout up where sprawling fields and…

**THIS IS AN ONGOING PAGE OF UNIQUE HIKES AND PLACES TO EXPLORE IN CARLSBAD** If you are a business and feel like you should be included in our list, please shoot…

A popular hike in San Diego County, the trail to Cedar Creek Falls is a challenging pathway through backcountry hills and down an exposed canyon to a spectacular waterfall.

The Rancho Penasquitos-Trans County Trail is great for beginner hikers. With lush, shades trees and wildflowers, this is a delight for the entire family!

About Kitchen Creek Falls Kitchen Creek Falls is one of San Diego's seasonal waterfalls, which is similar in size and characteristics to the Rancho Penasquitos Waterfall. The hike has a…

1. Fort Cross Old Timey Adventures The first thing you’ll pass when heading up to Julian from Ramona is Fort Cross Old Timey Adventure which is such a cool spot…

**THIS IS AN ONGOING PAGE OF UNIQUE HIKES AND PLACES TO EXPLORE IN PALOMAR MOUNTAIN** If you are a business and feel like you should be included in our list,…

Located in the backhills of Ramona is a scenic hike that will end with views of one of San Diego's elusive waterfalls: Devil's Jumpoff. If you hope to catch the…

About Lake Hodges: The Lake Hodges we see and know today was actually once a river which was inhabited by the Kumeyaay People since at least 7,000 B.C. Ceremonial pictographs…

Visit the grave site of John Eichar, one of San Diego's earliest pioneers. The location is tucked away in the woods of Rancho Penasquitos.

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The past two months have been a chaotic whirlwind, with updates being made almost daily on what the rules and regulations are in regards to the public’s safety and rights. …

Black Mountain Mine is an abandoned arsenic mine used in the early 1900's. Now deemed unsafe for visit, the surrounding area is still cool to explore!

San Diego has its own magical forest the locals call Narnia, complete with secret swings, tiny caves and a raging creek!

Three Sisters Falls is one of San Diego's most impressive waterfalls, but doesn't come easy!

Check out our list of Hidden Gems in Carlsbad for the ultimate day trip! About the Copper Creek Falls & Mine Over a steep hill and into the woods of San…

Hike Barker Valley Trail, one of Palomar Mountains most scenic trails with a waterfall below!

Hike the Camino Ruiz Trail, Mira Mesa's most beautiful hiking trail that leads you to the PQ Waterfall!

Personal Experience: In my opinion, and especially for San Diego, this is a legitimate waterfall. The scores of graffiti adds an interesting, urban touch which is sad (not only because the…

Visit the beautiful Green Valley Falls in Cuyamaca. This is a short hike through the mountains and a beauty-packed adventure!

Located in Old Banner City, the Hubbard Mine is one of San Diego's one of the largest mining operations located in the Julian district

Hidden in the hills of San Diego lays several old mining prospects that are still littered with quartz crystals all over the area!

We never realize how many secrets are around us at any given day.  Hidden lairs, gardens, underworlds and so much more are hiding right beneath the veil all over town. …

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