Resorts Travel Club Highlights Best Parks in San Diego

LOS ANGELES - Feb. 15, 2016 - PRLog -- San Diego is known for outdoor space, so Resorts Travel Club takes it a step further by naming some of the area’s most notable parks.  Vacationing in this sunny city provides tourists with many opportunities to get some fresh air.

Resorts Travel Club highlights the following parks in San Diego:

·         Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.  Visitors can take their time exploring 900 square miles of California’s largest state park.  Tour the hiking trails to possibly catch a glimpse of foxes, eagles, iguanas, bighorn sheep or roadrunners.

·         Mission Trails Regional Park.  Take in the raw beauty of this park that features hilly terrain and views extending all the way to the sea.  Guests can hike, run, bike and ride horses in this vast open area.

·         Mission Bay Aquatic Park.  This mostly level park hugs scenic Mission Bay for 25-plus miles.  Engage in jet skiing, paddleboarding, kayaking and parasailing in the water and skateboarding, biking, inline skating and jogging on land.  Resorts Travel Club adds that this place is ideal to host a picnic.

·         Balboa Park.  This crown jewel of southern California is one of the most visited attractions in San Diego.  Home to the San Diego Zoo, Japanese Friendship Garden, Reuben H. Fleet Science Center, San Diego Natural History Museum and much more, this park is quite a sight to behold.  Remember to allow ample time to see everything here.

·         Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve Park.  Commune with nature in this area devoted to preserving the rare Torrey Pine and the coastal wilderness around it.  Visitors who fit in enough time to ride bikes or hike the trails can get Cliffside views of the Pacific Ocean.

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·         Cabrillo National Monument Historic Park.  Visit the Old Point Loma Lighthouse and get views of the city, beaches, bay and mountains.  Visitors can see Mexico on a clear day.  Guests can see tidal pools and observe whales from the whale overlook in winter months.

There’s no need to stay indoors when heading to southern California.  Resorts Travel Club features the best parks to visit when in San Diego.

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