Tecolote Canyon Ball field
N32 46' W117 12' Exit off the I-5 and go East, past the only stop light. Proceed approximately 200 meters. At the cul-de-sac, drive into the park entrance. Keep straight and park near the building. In front of the building is a posted guide map. The most visible site is in left-center field at the Bronco baseball field. Behind the fence is a description of the site. On the right is a dark conglomerate (Pleistocene) that is half a million years old. On the left is light colored sandstone (Eocene) from the Scripps Formation (50 million years old).
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N32 46' W117 12'	90 deg	10m	tecolote001.jpg	Guide pg1	At the trail head, there is a hutch with maps and this guide stapled behind the glass.
N32 46' W117 12'	90 deg	10m	tecolote002.jpg	Guide pg2	Page two of the above trail guide.
N32 46' W117 12'	200 deg	20m	tecolote003.jpg	Fault Sign	This sign (.4 on the trail guide) sits just in front of and to the right of the most obvious fault evidence in the area.
N32 46' W117 12'	180 deg	20m	tecolote004.jpg	Crack with GPS	A photo of the Trabuco canyon ball field fault evidence with our GPS unit for scale reference.
N32 46' W117 12'	180 deg	20m	tecolote005.jpg	other dirt	Apparently this dirt is thousands of years older than the dirt immediately east of it.

Dolphin St. (Bird Rock)
N32 48.9' W117 16.4' This site requires moderate climbing skills. Visit this site at low-tide, or viewing will be impossible. Driving I-5 North, exit at La Jolla Parkway and continue straight onto Torrey Pines Rd. Or, Driving I-5 South, exit and take a right onto La Jolla Village Dr. Turn left onto Torrey Pines Rd. Turn left onto Girard Ave. Turn right onto Pearl St. Turn left onto La Jolla Blvd. and drive approximately 2 miles. Turn right onto Camino de la Costa. Take an immediate left onto Chelsea Ave. Take an immediate right onto Dolphin Pl. Park in front of house address 5730 Dolphin. Walk between houses 5730 and 5734 to the ocean cliff. Carefully go around the railing and proceed down the cliff. Once down to the first level proceed with caution down to the second and lowest level. Add blurb about rocks later.
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N32 48.9' W117 16.4'	315 deg	0m	dolphin001.jpg	North Coast	A view of the coastline to the north of the Dolphin St. beach access.
N32 48.9' W117 16.4'	45 deg	0m	dolphin002.jpg	Stratification with pen	Stratification layers below the beach access with a pen for reference.
N32 48.9' W117 16.4'	135 deg	0m	dolphin003.jpg	More stratification	Stratification layers facing the beach.
N32 48.9' W117 16.4'	270 deg	0m	dolphin004.jpg	Cracked rock	A partially submerged rock with an interesting breakage pattern.
N32 48.9' W117 16.4'	0 deg	0m	dolphin005.jpg	Birds on the rock	Some birds perched on rocks north of the beach access.
N32 48.9' W117 16.4'	0 deg	0m	dolphin006.jpg	Panorama	A panorama of the rocks at Dolphin St.

La Jolla Cove, Boomer beach
N32 51' W117 16' This site requires a low tide in order to observe findings. Minimal cliff climbing is necessary. Proceed with caution. Driving I-5 North, exit at La Jolla Parkway, and continue straight onto Torrey Pines Rd for approximately 1 mile. Or, Driving I-5 South, exit and take a right onto La Jolla Village Dr. Turn left onto Torrey Pines Rd and proceed approximately 2.5 miles. Turn right at the Prospect St. stop light. Go right down a small hill that branches off and becomes Coast Blvd. Continue straight along the ocean until you reach a stop sign. Park near by, and proceed past the public restrooms to the green gazebo. Walk around the railing and climb down the cliff face. Start tour below the gazebo and continue to walk to the point of La Jolla.
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N32 51' W117 16'	180 deg	0m	ljcove001.jpg	Gazebo on cliffs	A view a cliff side gazebo from Boomer beach.
N32 51' W117 16'	0 deg	0m	ljcove002.jpg	Crack in stratified rock	A crack through stratified rock on Boomer beach
N32 51' W117 16'	180 deg	0m	ljcove003.jpg	Crack and view to south	A view to the south from Boomer with the "children's pool" seawall in the distance.
N32 51' W117 16'	0 deg	0m	ljcove004.jpg	People on fissure	A number of people observing tidepools running through a fissure in the rocks.
N32 51' W117 16'	45 deg	0m	ljcove005.jpg	Cliff side erosion	A view of the steepest part of the La Jolla Cove cliffs where stratification of the rock wall can be seen.
N32 51' W117 16'	315 deg	0m	ljcove006.jpg	Rock west of erosion photo	A rock broken off of the cliffs at La Jolla Cove near the steepest part of the cliffs.

Sunset Cliffs
Driving I-5, exit on Sea World Dr. and drive west. Continue driving straight. It eventually connects with Sunset Cliffs Dr. Drive until you see parking lots along cliff's edge. Park in the lots to view excellent stratification.
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N W	0 deg	0m	sunset001.jpg	Arch and OB pier	A view to the north from Sunset Cliffs with the Ocean Beach Pier in the distance.
N W	45 deg	0m	sunset002.jpg	Sunset cliff face	A view of the cliff face from a beach south of the arch.

Point Loma Nazarene University
N32 42.908' W117 15.388' This site requires moderate climbing skills. Proceed with caution. Driving I-5 South, take Rosecrans exit (Highway 209 South). Proceed South on Rosecrans. Turn right on Canon. Follow Canon to Catalina Blvd. Turn left onto Catalina, then turn right onto Lomaland Dr. The University entrance is at the top of the hill. Obtain a parking permit and directions to bottom lot by the cliffs and the City Athletic Field at the guards booth. Walk down to the cliffs and then South along the cliff face. Just before the chain-link fence walk down the undisclosed path. Proceed down the hazardous cliffs with caution. Once down the cliff, you will be able to see many shifts that range from one inch to 6 feet along.
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N32 42.908' W117 15.388'	90 deg	0m	ptloma001.jpg	Eight inch fault.	An eight inch fault in the cliffs at the beach below Point Loma Nazarene University with GPS for size reference.
N32 42.908' W117 15.388'	90 deg	0m	ptloma002.jpg	Cave with fault	A shallow caved out section of the Point Loma cliffs below Nazarene University with multiple fault breaks.
N32 42.908' W117 15.388'	90 deg	0m	ptloma003.jpg	Another fault break in cliffs	Another caved out section of cliffs below Point Loma Nazarene University with fault breakage. Note strange rounded sections, what are these?
N32 42.908' W117 15.388'	0 deg	0m	ptloma004.jpg	View to the north	A view to the north from the beach below Point Loma Nazarene University, with guard dog.
N32 42.908' W117 15.388'		0m	ptloma005.jpg	PtLoma Nazarene Univ Map	A map from the Point Loma Nazarene University website.

Airport Cellphone Lot
N32 43.788' W117 11.337' This site is easy to get to and can accommodate a large amount of people. Driving I-5 South, exit at Sassafras and turn right on Laurel. Turn right on Harbor Drive. Turn right into an empty cell phone parking lot, just South of the Airport terminal, and park. At this site there are stress fractures running from North to South. This is in the same direction in which the fault travels. A dip in the asphalt runs with the fault and looks like it is for drainage, but there is no drain hole. This could be a possible sag-line(?).
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N32 43.788' W117 11.337'	0 deg	0m	airport001.jpg	Crack approaching fence	A large crack approaching the fence at the San Diego Airport.
N32 43.788' W117 11.337'	180 deg	0m	airport002.jpg	N/S Pavement repairs/cracks	Cracks and patches in the airport parking lot which run N/S.
N32 43.788' W117 11.337'	180 deg	0m	airport003.jpg	N/S Pavement repairs/cracks	Cracks and patches in the airport parking lot which run N/S.
N32 43.788' W117 11.337'	180 deg	0m	airport004.jpg	N/S Pavement repairs/cracks	Cracks and patches in the airport parking lot which run N/S.

Coronado Island
Tidelands Park Scarpeage	N32 4.154' W117 9.841' This site is easy to get to and can accommodate a large amount of people. From the I-5, merge onto CA-75 North, over the Coronado Bridge. Once you get off the bridge, take the first right at Glorieta Blvd. Park on the street next to the park. Walk in a Southeast direction (towards the water). About 30 meters before the water is a ridge that could be scarp. This park might be considered to be under the Allquist Priolo laws.
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N32 4.154' W117 9.841'	240 deg	0m	coronado001.jpg	Tidelands park	A N/S running scarp in Tidelands park, north Coronado near the bridge entrance.
Coronado Yacht Club Scarp	N32 40.945' W117 10.495' This site is easy to get to and can accommodate a large amount of people. From the I-5, merge onto CA-75 North, over Coronado Bridge. Turn slight right onto Pamona Ave. (CA 282 W). Turn left onto A Ave. Turn left onto 10th. 10th becomes Pamona Ave. Turn left onto Strand Way. End at 1631 Strand Way (Coronado Yacht Club) and park on the street. Across (North) from your vehicle is possible scarp. The scarp is diagonal, from lower right to upper left. The fault goes under the yacht club, but there are no visible signs of seismic shift. If the main gate to the club is open feel free to look around. Once you enter the club, walk North towards the water and docks. The fault travels from the Southeast (by the golf course) to the West (under the Chart House restaurant).
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N32 40.945' W117 10.495'	270 deg	0m	coronado002.jpg	Yacht Club	A N/S running scarp near the Coronado Yacht Club, south Coronado.
Coronado Ferry Landing Scarp	N32 41.996' W117 10.334' This site is easy to get to and can accommodate a large amount of people. From the I-5, merge onto CA-75 North, over the Coronado Bridge. Turn a slight right onto Pomona Ave. (CA 282 W) and continue. Turn right onto Orange Ave and park at the meters just after the intersection with 1st. Walk East (toward San Diego harbor), past the ticket booth from the intersection of 1st and Orange. Turn left (North) on the cement walk-way past the fenced swimming pool for about 20 meters. On the bayside of the walk-way is the possible scarp. From this point, the fault line travels under the fenced swimming pool, towards the street intersection. Allquist Priolo could be a possible reason why there is a pool and a grass park, and not more high-price condominiums.
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N32 41.996' W117 10.334'	0 deg	0m	coronado003.jpg	Ferry Landing Panorama	A N/S running scarp at the northwest corner of Ferry Landing park.

17th & F
N32 42.836' W117 8.925' From the I-5 South, take the CA 94 East exit. Take the G street exit. Turn right onto 21st street. Turn right onto Market St. Turn right onto 15th street. Turn right onto Broadway. Take an immediate right up the hill at 17th street. At the apex of the scarp/hill proceed over the bridge. Park at the apartment complex's outside lot. At the bridge look West towards a white and blue building (Police headquarters). From there, the fault's direction proceeds South-east. Walk to the Southern most end of the lot. The fault then bisects 17th and Market, and meets the I-5. From there the fault runs South towards the visible Coronado Bay Bridge.
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Image	Description
N32 42.836' W117 8.925'	180 deg	20m	17thandF.jpg	17th and F	A view facing west from atop a wall at 17th St. and F St. intersection.

Costco
Lat/Lon	Azimuth	Alt.	File Name	Img Name	Description
N32 42.836' W117 8.925'	90 deg	30m	costco001.jpg	Costco lot	A fault east of the Costco gas station