Great SD day trip: take the Coaster to Solana Beach, hike Annie's Canyon, then picnic at the beach. Lots of restaurants there too, btw. #sandiego #transittrek #familyfriendly #groupactivity #localhike #beachlife #thecoaster #solanabeach #anniescanyon

From April 2025: A walk on the coast to crest trail, by the the I5 freeway overpass. Cliff swallows were flying back and forth, from water to nests, feeding their young; here two baby birds can be seen, mouths wide open awaiting their meal. #sandiego #urbantrails #coasttocrestrrail

Apropos San Diego parking, what if we divert unused weekend/holiday buses to offer a tourist focused rapid bus loop? Earn revenue by offering tourists passes much cheaper than car rentals, w coupons for local businesses? (Locals could use monthly MTS pass) #parking #tourism #citycirculator #sandiego

Who needs a river view when you've got an ocean to drive to? This spot was where the Kumeyaay lived for upwards of 1,000 years (Kosay) and was also the very first European settlement in the western US. What it looks like now. #presidiopark #sandiego #freeway #carcentric #historytoday

From Old Town Transit Center to Presidio Park, an adventurous San Diego family #transittrek. Rife with history, it's hard to imagine this place as it was with the current river of cars flowing there. Beautiful nonetheless. #historicroute #sandiego #tod #oldtown

Dream family day trip: bike or walk from one side of Mission Trails Regional Park to the other, and then go home without requiring Uber. #someday #transittrek #hiking #biking #publictransit #sandiego #missiontrails

2026 Comfort Zone Challenge Step 1: bike the direct route to the library. I usually kept to the bike path, locked my bike, and walked an extra five minutes to avoid riding with cars. Those minutes add up. What’s a trip near you where a gap creates a detour? #streetsforpeople #missinglinks #bikesd