F POINTS OF INTEREST EXPLORE OCEANSIDE PIER, THE SAN … · 2018-01-29 · Luis Rey’s structures...
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Guajome Lake Mance Buchanon Park San Luis Rey River Trail Mission San Luis Rey Oceanside Pier Rotary Park Ruby’s Diner Quirky 1940’s style diner serving American comfort foods. 1 Oceanside Pier (760) 433-7829 333 Pacific Steak & Seafood Award winning fine dining steak, seafood and wine restaurant. 333 N Pacific St (760) 433-3333 Pier View Coffee Cozy local coffee shop serving a variety of hot & cold drinks, bagels, sandwiches and more. 300 Pier View Way (760) 966-1150 Marieta’s Restaurant Mexican cuisine made from scratch; including the tortillas. 485 Vandergrift Blvd. (760) 967-1769 1. 2. 3. 4. Oceanside Pier At 1,954 feet, this pier is the fourth longest pier in California. Built in 1888 and destroyed by storms over the years, the pier was rebuilt in 1987. Rotary Park This park features a large outdoor amphitheater, restrooms, playgrounds, and of course, the beach! San Luis Rey River Trail Over 69 miles long, the river’s headwaters are in the Cleveland National Forest near Palomar Mountain. There is little water in the river during most of the year, but that can dramatically change during winter storms. Lawrence Canyon This 80 acre natural space is teeming with life – current and extinct! Several endangered birds call this habitat home. Prehistoric horse fossils and Megalodon shark teeth have both been excavated here. Oceanside Municipal Airport Watch for skydivers! This small airport is the perfect location to skydive, offering unobstructed ocean views at 13,000 feet. Mission San Luis Rey Founded by Padre Fermin Lasuen in 1798, it was the eighteenth of 21 Spanish missions in California. At its prime, the Mission San Luis Rey’s structures covered 6 acres, making it one of the largest missions. Mance Buchanon Park This park overlooks the San Luis Rey River, includes picnic tables, and sits at the junction of the San Luis Rey River Trail and College Blvd. Guajome Regional Park & Lake Near one end of the park stands a historic adobe ranch built in the 1850’s. You’ll enjoy miles of hiking and bike trails, large picnic areas, and beautiful scenery. A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. F POINTS OF INTEREST (see map for location) EXPLORE OCEANSIDE PIER, THE SAN LUIS REY RIVER TRAIL, GUAJOME REGIONAL PARK & MORE ! LOCAL DINING (see map for location) 1 WITH TURN-BY-TURN DIRECTIONS & POINTS OF INTEREST BIKE TOUR Self-Guided Oceanside Pier, The San Luis Rey River Trail, Guajome Regional Park & More! (805) 650-7770 • wheelfunrentals.com 300 The Strand North, Oceanside, CA 92054 • (760) 828-0166 A B C F G H
Transcript of F POINTS OF INTEREST EXPLORE OCEANSIDE PIER, THE SAN … · 2018-01-29 · Luis Rey’s structures...
Guajome LakeMance Buchanon Park
San Luis Rey River Trail Mission San Luis Rey
Oceanside Pier Rotary Park
Ruby’s Diner Quirky 1940’s style diner serving American comfort foods.1 Oceanside Pier (760) 433-7829
333 Pacific Steak & Seafood Award winning fine dining steak, seafood and wine restaurant. 333 N Pacific St (760) 433-3333
Pier View Coffee Cozy local coffee shop serving a variety of hot & cold drinks, bagels, sandwiches and more. 300 Pier View Way (760) 966-1150
Marieta’s Restaurant Mexican cuisine made from scratch; including the tortillas. 485 Vandergrift Blvd. (760) 967-1769
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Oceanside Pier At 1,954 feet, this pier is the fourth longest pier in California. Built in 1888 and destroyed by storms over the years, the pier was rebuilt in 1987.
Rotary Park This park features a large outdoor amphitheater, restrooms, playgrounds, and of course, the beach!
San Luis Rey River Trail Over 69 miles long, the river’s headwaters are in the Cleveland National Forest near Palomar Mountain. There is little water in the river during most of the year, but that can dramatically change during winter storms.
Lawrence Canyon This 80 acre natural space is teeming with life – current and extinct! Several endangered birds call this habitat home. Prehistoric horse fossils and Megalodon shark teeth have both been excavated here.
Oceanside Municipal Airport Watch for skydivers! This small airport is the perfect location to skydive, offering unobstructed ocean views at 13,000 feet.
Mission San Luis Rey Founded by Padre Fermin Lasuen in 1798, it was the eighteenth of 21 Spanish missions in California. At its prime, the Mission San Luis Rey’s structures covered 6 acres, making it one of the largest missions.
Mance Buchanon Park This park overlooks the San Luis Rey River, includes picnic tables, and sits at the junction of the San Luis Rey River Trail and College Blvd.
Guajome Regional Park & Lake Near one end of the park stands a historic adobe ranch built in the 1850’s. You’ll enjoy miles of hiking and bike trails, large picnic areas, and beautiful scenery.
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EXPLORE OCEANSIDE PIER, THE SAN LUIS REY RIVER TRAIL, GUAJOME REGIONAL PARK & MORE !
LOCAL DINING(see map for location)
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BIKE TOURSelf-Guided
Oceanside Pier, The San Luis Rey River Trail,Guajome Regional Park & More!
(805) 650-7770 • wheelfunrentals.com300 The Strand North, Oceanside, CA 92054 • (760) 828-0166
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Ride at your own pace! Explore Oceanside, the San Luis Rey River Trail, Guajome Park and More!
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Exit Wheel Fun Rentals to the right (facing the water) onto The Strand N.
Follow the strand until it dead ends, and turn right onto Breakwater Way.
Turn left on Pacific St.
Keep right just before the bridge to join the San Luis Rey River Trail entrance.
If starting from Holiday Inn, head northwest on Carmelo Dr. toward Harbor Drive. Then turn left onto Harbor Dr. Make another left to stay on Harbor Drive. Keep left at the fork. Turn left onto Pacific St to cross the bridge. After bridge, turn left to enter San Luis Rey River Trail.
At the bottom of the ramp, turn left onto San Luis Rey River Trail and continue for approx. 7 miles.
At Mance Buchanon Park, stay left on the path to cross under the bridge. After crossing under the the bridge, stay left to continue on the path.
Trail ends; veer right to exit trail. Then turn left at the stop sign onto Andrew Jackson St.
Andrew Jackson St. turns slightly right and becomes Tyler St.
On Tyler St., you will see Bike Crossing markings on the asphalt. Continue just past this and turn left at the Bike Trail sign, back onto the San Luis Rey River Trail.
Turn around and return to Wheel Fun Rentals following San Luis Rey River Trail.
Optional: Proceed towards the intersection of N Santa Fe Ave and San Luis Rey Mission Expwy. Take the unpaved path to left , along the Expressway (Hwy 76). Stay right until you cross under San Luis Rey Mission Expwy into Guajome Regional Park. Explore the park and lake, following the designated bike trails.
Bike Tour Route: 19.2 MilesOceanside Pier to Guajome Regional Park, round trip.
Wheel Fun RentalsHoliday Inn
Oceanside Marina
Wheel Fun RentalsOceanside Pier
Bike Safe!Wear your helmet – we recommend it! Comfortable clothing is a good idea.
Proceed through streets and intersections carefully, yield to pedestrians,
and obey all traffic laws. Don’t forget water, sunscreen, and your camera!
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