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A large park stretching several miles between the I-5/I-805 intersection and I-15, just south and roughly parallel to SR-56.
A large park stretching several miles between the I-5/I-805 intersection and I-15, just south and roughly parallel to SR-56. There is much beautiful scenery which can be explored via the system of hiking, biking and equestrian trails. The park also contains a few historical landmarks, including the Rancho de los Penasquitos, one of the oldest surviving homes in the region, dating back to 1823. Tours of the house are available every Saturday at 11AM.
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Visitor Center, 12020 Black Mountain Road
Stretched along Torrey Pines State Park and set against gorgeous cliffs, this beach is one of the most beautiful around
No bikes, dogs, food and beverages allowed
Learn to hang glide here
Home to the NFL San Diego Chargers and the college SDSU Aztecs football teams
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