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Questhaven Rd.

Location: Escondido, Questhaven rd.

Questhaven, which is neighbors to the Elfin Forest and Harmony Grove, is filled with haunted rumors. Whether or not there is any truth to these rumors will remain a mystery. What is undeniable about this place is the spooky feeling that it gives you when you drive on the windy, woodsy road. Much of what used to be known as Questhaven is now known as the San Elijo Hills suburbs. Tons and tons of wooded acres were cut down to replace homes. Although this area is definitely scariest at night, I also recommend checking it out during the day too because the surrounding area is actually filled with interesting spots to explore.


With all this mystery surrounding this area, it is also home to a beautiful non-denominational Christian retreat center called Questhaven. "Founded in 1940 by the Reverends Flower and Lawrence Newhouse, it encompasses 640 acres of pristine wilderness inviting the worship and experience of God in a peaceful nature setting. People come from all over the world to this retreat for quiet and renewal. When one goes out for thrills to touch the gate or explore the area at night, it only causes problems.  Be respectful."  (www.questhaven.org)


 

 


       

 

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Abandoned homes of Hellhole Canyon (Valley Center)


Aesthetigeist Art Collective (Downtown)


Altitude Sky Bar (Downtown)


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B-39 Submarine

Balboa Botanical Building (Bankers Hill) 

Balboa Dirt Bike Trails (Balboa Park)

 

Balboa Native & Rose Gardens (Balboa Park)

 

Balboa Park Canyons (Balboa Park)

 

Bates Nut Farm (Valley Center)


Bernardo Winery (Rancho Bernardo)

 

Berkely Ferryboat (Seaport Village)


Blacks Beach (Torrey Pines)

Bates Nut Farm (Valley Center)

 

Black Mountain Mine (Rancho Penasquitos)

 

Bridle Trail (Balboa Park) 

 

Butterfly Farm (Encinitas)


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Deer Park Montesary (Escondido)

Devil's Punchbowl (Julian)

Dia de los Muertos (Old Town)
Distinction Gallery (Escondido)

Downtown Julian (Julian)


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Fort Rosecrans Cemetary (Point Loma)

Four-o-clock Friday's (Del Mar)

Free Tuesdays at the Park (Bankers Hill)


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Grant Hotel (Downtown)


Golden Hill Park (Golden Hill)


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Harmony Grove Spiritualist Center (Escondido)


HMS Surprise Ship (Seaport Village)


Horton Grand Hotel (Downtown)

Hotel Del Coronado

(Coronado)

 

Ho Chi Mihn Trail ( La Jolla)



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Inn at the Park (Bankers Hill)



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Japanese Friendship Garden (Balboa Park)

 

 

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Maple Canyon (Bankers Hill)

Mario Park (Downtown)

Marston House Garden (Balboa)

Mason Schoolhouse (Old Town)

Medea Steam Yacht (Seaport Village)

Mingei International Museum (Bankers Hill)

Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcala (Mission Valley)

Mission San Antonio de Pala Cemetary (Pala)

Morning Star Ranch (Valley Center)

Mount Soledad (La Jolla)

Mount Woodson Castle (Ramona)

Munchkin House (La Jolla)

Murphy Canyon (Serra Mesa)

Mushroom Beach (La Jolla)

Mushroom House (Torrey Pines)


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Natural History Museum (Bankers Hill)

The Noble Experiment (Downtown)


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Palomar Mountain

Palm Canyon (Bankers Hill)

Phap Vuong Monatsery (Escondido)

Pet Cemetery (Sorrento Valley)

Pioneer Park (Mission Hills)

Presidio Park (Mission Hills)

Presidio Park Historic Spots (Mission Hills)

Prohibition (downtown)


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Rancho de Los Penasquitos (Rancho Penasquitos)

Rancho Penasquitos Waterfall (Rancho Penasquitos)

Ray St. (Northpark)

Record Paradise (Escondido)

Red Fox Piano Bar (University Heights)

Rock Canyon Vineyards (Alpine)


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USS Dolphin Submarine (Seaport Village)

Unarius (El Cajon)


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Korean Friendship Bell (San Pedro)

The Sunken City (San Pedro)

 

 

Hearst Castle

 

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The hiking trail (which you used to be able to drive through until around 2006).  This is also where I broke my nose one fateful night:
 
 
 
 
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