Two mile long, sandy strip situated at the base of majestic cliffs up to 300 feet high, formally known as Torrey Pines City Beach and Torrey Pines State Beach.
How to get to the gay part of the beach:
1st Way :
Once to get into Torey Pines hang gliding parking lot go straight, do not turn left, once you reach the end, park car, this is also a pick up spot. Go to the edge of the cliff and go down, be carefull for unstable cliffs, when you get to the bottom go right and you will run into the boys.
2nd Way :
When pulling into the parking lot, turn left and park. You will see a set of stairs Go down the stairs and when at the bottom turn right. You will pass many straight/bisexual people, keep walking for about 10 minutes untill you see the boys. Get naked and have fun.
Rules:
Do not have open sex on the beach (atleast when the lifeguards are not around). Do not go into the hills, you will be ticketed. Shuffle your feet when getting into the water, due to the sting rays.
www.blacksbeach.org/blacks.html
Surf Report:
www.surfline.com/surf-report/blacks-southern-california_4245
200,000 visitors to Balboa Park over the two-day event. The co-producers and co-hosts of this classic San Diego celebration would like to thank our generous sponsors, Barona and SDG&E, as well as all our other sponsors listed below.
We could not have welcomed 325,000 visitors to the Park over the two-day event without the support of these wonderful organizations.
Grass beach is the place where the boys all layout like it is one of San Diego's beaches, but it's in the heart of Balboa Park. It's a convenient no mess beach that is in the park. No sand here just boys in their board shorts and speedo's.
Directions:
www.balboapark.org/maps/directions.php
San Diego LGBT Pride is a non-profit organization committed to the goals of civil rights, aging, health and human services, arts and culture, and education.
www.sandiegopride.org
The event will take place on Normal Street, between University Avenue and Blaine Street.
Come see how Hillcrest celebrates Halloween at The Center's annual block party event on the 3900 block of Normal Street between University Avenue and Blaine Street.
This 21+ event will celebrate the diversity of our community and raise funds for The Center's programs and services!
Span the globe in one afternoon, viewing rare and intriguing wildlife from nearly every region of the world, in just one location – the San Diego Zoo. With more than 4,000 animals representing 800 species, it's home to a diverse collection of animals, many of which are rarely seen at other zoos.
Winding pathways take visitors through a 3-acre experience at the San Diego Zoo's largest and most elaborate animal habitat in its 90-year history.
Kate Sessions Canyon (aka Arroyo Canyon) a suspension footbridge in Bankers Hill. Local kids refer to it as the “wiggly bridge.” It was designed to provide pedestrian passage across a deep canyon, which isolated developing neighborhoods from the newly-built streetcar lines on Fourth and Fifth avenues.
Spruce St & First Ave.
San Diego, CA 92103
Info: http://www.hillquest.com/history/spruce.html
This has become San Diego's boys tradition. Everyday, but especially on the weekends, the boys pull out the netting and their balls and do rounds of volleyball. Some are shirtless, but very enjoyable to watch.
Balboa Park Activity Center
2145 Park Blvd.,
San Diego, CA 92101
(858) 581-7100
www.sandiego.gov/park-and-recreation/centers/bpacvolley
Directions:
www.balboapark.org/maps/directions.php
