Bucket
List:
Catalina- Kayaking (Two Harbors)-Secluded coves/caves/beachs-
http://www.visitcatalinaisland.com/twoHarbors/acti_kayaking.php
Huntington Beach bonfires-
http://www.huntingtonbeachevents.com/firepit.html
Yashimaro Farmers Market- Every Thurs. through Sept.- 5-9pm-
http://www.yamashirohollywood.com/tag/hollywood-farmers-market/
Sailboat/catamaran- Charter a sailboat-
http://www.bluepacificboating.com/powerandsailboatfleet.php
Skydive
Deep Hot Springs in San Bernandino-
http://www.weekendsherpa.com/stories/deep-creek-hot-springs-in-san-bernadino-national-f/
Camping
in Joshua Tree Park
Pear
Lake-
http://www.weekendsherpa.com/stories/backpack-to-pear-lake-in-sequoia-national-park/
Dining in the Dark- http://la.darkdining.com/
Battleship of Presidents, USS Iowa- http://www.discoverlosangeles.com/what-to-do/activities/battleship-uss-iowa
Fish Falls- Hike that is only accessible certain days-
http://www.azusarock.com/fishcreek/calendar.html
Outdoor movies/pool movies
$10 Hot air balloon ride- http://www.ocgp.org/visit/balloon/
Free Sunday yoga- http://lululemon.com/southbay/plazaelsegundo
AntiGravity Yoga(Looks soo fun!!)- http://www.believefitnessstudio.com/
Learn to surf
Channel Islands-http://www.nps.gov/chis/planyourvisit/things2do.htm
Anacapa- $59 p.p-9:30am-12 mi.-volcanic island, creating towering sea
cliffs, sea caves, and natural bridges, such as forty-foot-high Arch Rock,
two-mile trail system, Two overlooks (Cathedral Cove and Pinniped Point)
provide excellent spots to look down on seals and sea lions in the island
coves, 1932 light station whose mission revival style buildings include the
lighthouse, 30 sea caves, NO BEACHES
Santa Cruz- $59 p.p.- 20 mi-deep canyons with
year-round springs and streams; and 77 miles of craggy coastline cliffs, giant
sea caves, pristine tidepools, and expansive beaches. One of the largest and
deepest sea caves in the world, Painted Cave, is found on the northwest
coastline of Santa Cruz, waterfall over the entrance in the spring, Several
trails and roads traverse eastern Santa Cruz Island, providing visitors with
spectacular hiking opportunities, The mixed sand and cobblestone Scorpion Beach
is a world-class destination for swimming, diving, snorkeling, and kayaking
because of easy beach access, clear ocean waters, spectacular shoreline with
sea caves to explore. Kayaking east towards Scorpion Rock or west towards
Cavern Point provides great wildlife viewing and sea caves. Kayaking from
Prisoners Harbor is also very scenic. varied coastline has steep cliffs,
gigantic sea caves, and coves and sandy beaches
Santa Rosa- $82 p.p.-2.5-3 hours-Several trails and roads traverse Santa
Rosa Island, providing visitors with spectacular hiking opportunities, weather
can be windy anytime of year-30-knot winds are not uncommon, Several trails and
roads traverse the island, providing visitors with spectacular hiking
opportunities, including the relatively flat route to Water Canyon Beach to the
rugged, mountainous path to Black Mountain, Due to the strong, persistent
wind,swimming, snorkeling, diving, and kayaking are limited and recommended for
the experienced visitor only. Despite the wind, Santa Rosa Island offers
exceptional beach walking on white sand beaches. Access to one of the best
beaches, Water Canyon Beach, is just over a mile from the pier in Bechers Bay
and just down canyon from the campground,
San Miguel- $105 p.p.-3.5-4 hours-Only camping
trips avail. Twice a year 1 day trips-Wind and weather constantly sweep,
ranger-guided, 16-mile round-trip hike, subject to high winds and lots of fog.
The island is a tableland of lush grasses and wildflowers, with 27 miles of
jagged, rocky coastline dotted with sandy white beaches
Santa Barbara- 2.5-3 hours- $82 p.p- only 8 trips out- rugged cliffs
using the steep trail from the landing cove, they will find a just over 5 miles
of trails that meander over gentle slopes and low mountain tops to dramatic
overlooks and magnificent coastal views. cliff island, access to the water is
only at the Landing Cove via a dock. There are no other accessible beaches
unless you have a watercraft. The underwater visibility is usually very good
and the water is teeming with life. Kayaking north towards Arch Point or south
towards the Sea Lion Rookery provides great wildlife viewing, sea caves, and
arches. Experienced kayakers can circumnavigate the island's five-mile
coastline.
.La Jolla Kayaking Sea Caves- http://lajollaseacavekayaks.com/
Hot air ballon ride
Hike with a wolf pack- http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e7ho1jw0e78847ef&llr=pdwrayeab
Jetlev R200 plans to shoot you
35 mph into the air. This 30-pound
jetpack is totally real, totally rentable, and totally attached to a
mini-boat housing a 200 HP marine engine.When the engine pumps 1,000 gallons of
water per minute at 60 psi (think fire hose) to the pack, you'll propel 30 feet
up.Your two-hour flight experience
starts with instruction. You’ll watch a safety video and get in-pack training.
Then you don your wetsuit, life vest and helmet, and it’s out on the
water.Though you are sitting on a padded seat and strapped into a five-point
safety harness, you’ll feel effortlessly suspended as you zoom weightlessly through the air.
Simple arm movements control your direction in three dimensions-
http://www.jetlevsouthwest.com/
Waterfall
Hikes
Trail
Canyon Falls-
http://www.world-of-waterfalls.com/california-trail-canyon-falls.html
Solider Creek Falls-http://www.world-of-waterfalls.com/california-soldier-creek-falls.html
Heart Rock Falls-http://www.world-of-waterfalls.com/california-heart-rock-falls.html
Solider Creek Falls-http://www.world-of-waterfalls.com/california-soldier-creek-falls.html
Heart Rock Falls-http://www.world-of-waterfalls.com/california-heart-rock-falls.html
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