Encinitas: C255) I-5 : Just South of - Bottom
Tucked along Southern California’s Pacific coast, Encinitas is a place whose character is shaped by coastal bluffs, sandy beaches and the ocean. Interstate 5 runs through the city, linking North County communities with San Diego to the south and Orange County to the north. West of the freeway, Old Encinitas centres on Historic Highway 101, a coastal route lined with independent businesses and closely tied to the area’s surf culture. The La Paloma Theatre, which opened in 1928, remains a landmark on the old highway. Inland, the San Diego Botanic Garden adds extensive cultivated landscapes to a city better known for its shoreline.
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Encinitas combines an easygoing surf-town rhythm with the force of the Pacific shoreline in a way that reflects its position on California’s North County San Diego coast. Historic Coast Highway 101 runs through the community, while the coastal rail line carries Amtrak’s Pacific Surfliner. Swami’s, beneath bluffs near the Self-Realization Fellowship Encinitas Temple and Meditation Gardens, is among the city’s best-known surfing breaks. Inland, the San Diego Botanic Garden brings extensive plant collections to a place shaped as much by horticulture as by the sea. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Encinitas and North County San Diego.
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