67 destinations along the West Coast

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Cruising the West CoastCalifornia/Mexico borderSkating rinkLighthouse staircaseCoastlineThe San Diego County FairLegolandThe view from Oceanside PierPlaying in the sandBeachcomber restaurantWhale sculptureJellyfish exhibitSurfingManhattan Beach PierDining on Malibu PierSunset from the Embassy Suites Mandalay Beach hotelBoats at Ventura HarborCarpinteria BeachSanta Barbara Train StationBeach goersTranquil surroundingsMorro RockTwo elephant sealsAn aloe flowerScenic overlookRugged coastlineSan Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo MissionA great white sharkDowntown Santa CruzSunriseBay Area landmarkA pastureDowntown SonomaBufano's statue titled "Piece"Sea Ranch Restaurant and BarThe lighthouseA couple enjoy a scenic overlook.Inn owner Sunny GriggThe Chandelier Drive-Through TreePresident McKinley statueSamoa CookhouseTrees of MysteryEntering OregonScenic beachTsunami Willie'sPrehistoric GardensVistaSand dunesCoastal sceneryLighthouseWaterwayOtis CafeFlowery vistaTillamook Cheese factoryOregon-Washington borderChina Beach RetreatThe Depot restaurantCampfireLight beamsDriftwoodForks Chamber of CommerceQuileute Days celebrationNorthwesternmost point in the continental U.S.Seattle marketFerryEmerald watersDockPeace Arch International Park

<b>4. La Jolla</b><br>
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La Jolla, an upscale corner of San Diego, includes
high-end shops, sandstone formations and this
sheltered cove, known as the Children's Pool but
also popular with seals.<br>
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Distance: 113 miles<br>
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More info:<br>
<br>
 <a href="http://www.lajolla.com/"><u>La Jolla webesite</u></a>

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( Christopher Reynolds / Los Angeles Times )

4. La Jolla

La Jolla, an upscale corner of San Diego, includes high-end shops, sandstone formations and this sheltered cove, known as the Children's Pool but also popular with seals.

Distance: 113 miles

More info:

• La Jolla webesite