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Wedged in between La Jolla and Pacific Beach is a spectacular strip of shoreline. Thanks to its off-the-beaten-path location, you may find fewer beachgeors as you watch the waves crash on the cliff. Access at the foot of Bonair Street. Mission BayAlthough the crowds of tourists may not bring relaxation to mind, there are some quiet spots to float away your cares on the bay. Rent a boat or paddleboard (our choice: Mission Bay Aquatic Center) and drift along. 1001 Santa Clara Place. San Diego County Reservoirs Endless activities await you at the county’s nine reservoirs. Pedal along the water in a rental boat at Miramar Lake or try fishing in East County. See a list of reservoirs here. UC San Diego’s Stuart CollectionThe typically bustling campus is quiet on the weekends when visitors can enjoy the Stuart Collection. This group of outdoor artworks is accessible on a self-guided walking tour, and many are found in shady eucalyptus groves. Start at the Northpoint Visitor Center, 2 John Jay Hopkins Drive. Cabrillo National MonumentTrade the sound of traffic for the wind whipping across Point Loma, planes landing gracefully at Lindbergh Field, and the occasional dolphin at San Diego’s lone national park. You can stop at the visitor center and enjoy the view or hike down to the tidepools. 1800 Cabrillo Memorial Drive. 1332

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