A quick study of the County Map will give you a good understanding of the five geographical regions of San Diego County, which are color-coded. Plus, it shows the layout of the freeway system, and the Red Trolley and Coaster railroad lines. The major freeways run north and south and Highway 8 and lesser freeways run east and west.
Definitely visit Cabrillo Monument, time permitting. It’s a historic landmark (see the Point Loma Chapter) offering a breathtaking, sweeping 100-mile, view of San Diego County and Baja California, Mexico in all directions. From this vantage point, the locations of the cities and suburbs will immediately fall into place. It’s also one of the most visited national monuments in the United States. Be sure to bring a warm jacket or sweater because a chilling ocean breeze is often blowing.
The numbers on each suburb map correspond to their boldfaced numbers in the text.
North County Inland/Orange on map
North County Coastal/Pink on Map
Central San Diego /Yellow on Map
- Balboa Park Map
- Bay Park Map
- Convoy St. Asian Rest. Row Map
- Coronado Map
- Curbside Takeaways|Deliveries
- Do-it-Yourself Micro-Brewery Tour
- Downtown map
- Embarcadero map
- Fiesta de Reyes map
- Gaslamp map
- Hamburgers Top 10 Burger Joints
- La Jolla Map
Liberty Station /Arts District Map - Middletown/ International Restaurant Row Map
- Mission Bay Map
- Mission Valley Map
- Ocean Beach Map
- Old Town Map
- Point Loma/Shelter Island Map
- San Diego Bay from A to Z What To See & Do
- Tierrasanta map
East County — Purple area on Map
Borrego Springs Map— Desert Getaway
East County Overview map of what to see & do
Julian map —– Historic Gold Rush Town
