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整个SD都可看的请请楚楚,尤其进出港的船只,Cabrillo 发现美国新大陆就是在进港的 Ballas Pt. 登陆的,快到山顶路两旁的海军公墓也很有特色,进口处右边的叉路可开到太平洋边,两处停车埸旁有步道可走下去看海和 Sea Cliff,值回门票价 ,叉路4:30pm以后不可进入.上下如用Google map 很带你走最快最近的路

Outstanding views of San Diego and the Coronado. One can see into Mexico. During whale season, you'll spot some whales on their way to Mexico. You'll also get a history lesson about San Diego. Really, need to stop here while visiting San Diego. Hit the tide pools on your way out.

a bit of a drive but worth it! Only $5 per car to enter and offers absolutely beautiful views of San Diego. Highly recommend it!

This is the spot to look over the Pacific or into San Diego harbor. If you are lucky a large Navy ship and planes will be moving in and out of the harbor. The history of the point is worth reading about at the park. You might even see some whales...if in the San Diego area you must go.

This is a nice place to visit while in the area. This lighthouse is a museum and quiet interesting. It is worth the drive, not far from downtown along the way to Cabrillo Monument. There were lots of people there and we all took turns climbing up the winding staircase. It is worth going there at least once.

This is a must see lighthouse. Beautiful views of ships going in and out of the bay. Great history. Nice hikes up and down the trails.

When combined with Point Loma and Cabrillo Monument, it makes for an interesting trip. Great views, history interesting enough that my two teenagers enjoyed. The only downside is the top of the light house is only open two days a year.

If you have a couple of hours i recomend you to go to this wonderful place, a sunny day this is were you want to be. To learn about the history and read about a harsch life for the light keeper is nice.

Well maintained Lighthouse and Keeper's Quarters, with museum containing info about lenses and history. The views of the city of San Diego and surrounding areas are also superb. Great site for Lighthouse fans. Also has decent views (from some distance) of new, still active, replacement Lighthouse, currently restricted to Coast Guard personnel.

Just about 15 minutes from downtown San Diego and the views of the harbor area as well as the Pacific Ocean make this well worth going to. If you have a National Parks pass you get in free, otherwise it is $7 a car. You can drive to a main parking area and the the rest is on foot. Paved walking trails make getting around easy. The visitor center has some nice exhibits and you can pick up some nice tourist items to remind you of your trip. Best views of The San Diego area, you can even see Mexico from here. They also have a whale watching area on the point.

You get great views out here. And if you are lucky you get to see a whale or two. Go down below and visit the tide pools while you are here.

The Lighthouse and Cabrillo National Monument share a campus so make sure to go to both. They are beautiful and historic and offer some of the most amazing g views of San Diego and Catalina a, a lo g with open ocean views. Great aces to take photos. It is located on an active Naval Base, so follow the signs. There is a fee to get in, though we went on Presidents Day Weekend so admission. Was free.

This has a ton of trails and views, views, views are easy to come about. There is a fee to go into the parking lot by the light house but not for the tide pools below. The few dollars spent to park is well worth it and in san diego prices it is a cheap place to park ant hike. do a little research on the dates and events that the lighthouse offers as you may find yourself getting a treat to the house being open or finding a large navy ship coming into port, you will want your camera and anything to help you see your distances.

This is part of the Carbrillo National Monument, no ships can miss this lighthouse. If you're already up there check it out.

This is a very good place to visit. Park in the Visitor Center lot. One can get some scenic photos of the lighthouse and quarters from within 100 meters, and the view from the lighthouse is pretty cool (as expected). Expect to spend 15-20 minutes checking out the exhibits and taking photos, more if the tower is open (closed when I visited).The inside has three things which one can find at practically every old lighthouse: an old Fresnel lens that was in use [however many] years ago, uniforms and personal items that were used by the keepers, and little Spartan rooms that make one wonder what it would have been like to live there.Because of the remote location it was very difficult to get water and other necessities to the keepers. Note how the outside water collection area utilized steeply sloped concrete and a drain to gather rainwater for basic needs.