15의 Fallbrook가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The San Luis Rey Bridge, also known as the Bonsall Bridge, was built in 1925 and was in use until 1990. It was built to be a part of an inland highway between Vista and Fallbrook, and was part of Route 395 from 1926 until the late 1940s. When CA State Route 76 was created in 1964 it was a part of that route as well, but eventually the amount of traffic became too large for the bridge, leading to lots of accidents. In 1990 it was replaced by the current CA 76 bridges and is no longer used for vehicle traffic. Many strange things have been reported and seen here from naturists, gunshots, and human remains.

Built in 1978 at a cost of $1,500,000. Its main span is 455 feet (139 m), with a total length of 745 feet (227 m). The bridge's high arch and sleek design are considered iconic and have won several national design awards. In order to comply with interstate grade laws, they had to cut and blast away everything below us.This hill is made of granite which is very hard to remove. ¾ of a million cubic yards of solid granite was removed. The bridge could have been placed a mile or two down the road for a fraction of the coast but the architect wanted to create something iconic and inspiring.

This park is great for exploring its different trails and discovering various Southern California habitats, such as wetlands or woodlands. Plus, thanks to its two ponds, you can observe a multitude of different bird species.

A great spot to stop for a mid ride snack and restroom break in the middle of the cycle. The San Luis Ray Bike Path starts here too.

Mance Buchanon, symbolizing sportsmanship and community spirit, lent his name to this oasis. The park, with its playground, trails, verdant expanses, and soccer fields, reflects his legacy in nurturing youth.

This hike is both enjoyable and challenging, taking you up Monserate Mountain, where you'll be treated to some stunning views of the area. As you progress along the trail, the surroundings become more peaceful, with the city noise fading away.

good place to stop for snack & bathrooms. The river bike trail starts here