Cheap Things To Do in California City, California

Beach.. nice, cool temp. Beautiful view. More on RockClimbing

Granite domes, walls, and spires. Forty plus established trad. Routes and many undeveloped areas as well. Recommended classics: cosmic wall 5.6 six pitch face climb. Castle ... More on RockClimbing

Jawbone Canyon Road is a roughly graded dirt road that connects the desert areas of Jawbone Canyon with the pine-covered Piute Mountain region in the Sequoia National Forest. Initially the road is ... More on Trails

Beautiful high desert back country. An easy drive in a 4x4. More on Trails

Lifeguards are staffed daily, year round at the main lifeguard station at 1950 Abbott Street. In summer, additional lifeguards are staffed along the beach in seasonal lifeguard towers. Lifeguards are generally on duty from 9:00 a.m. ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

This playground also has a volleyball Sand court, 6 barbecue grills and an outdoor Stage w/electricity More on KaBoom.org

There are two primary sections to the Pinnacles , the East side and the West side. There is a variety of different quality rock and types of climbs on both sides. The majority of routes (especially on the East side) are sport climbs. ... More on RockClimbing

This playspace is a universally accessible playground with elements of the natural landscape into a playful and cool design. More on KaBoom.org

This is one of the seven sisters (including Cabrillo Peaks and Bishop's Peak), and resides within the National Guard land at Camp San Luis Obispo on Highway 1 between ... More on RockClimbing

These climbs give you an out-of-the way feel yet are easily accessible. Most of them are short, sport or top rope climbs that are great for short afternoons of climbing. The views over the ocean and Morro Bay Estuary are tremendous. ... More on RockClimbing

This is a sensitive site. Tread softly and leave the drill at home. New voluntary bolting ban. Sling trees and boulders only. Current bolts will reamain. It is in an ABSOLUTELY beautiful area, worth going to for the culture (there ... More on RockClimbing