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The Cave
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This dive was recommended by a certified Gorilla. We've only included The Cave to show how difficult it can be to access. If you aren't comfortable climbing on sandy rocks, try a kayak dive instead! Located in the heart of La Jolla, this entry accesses some very nice coastline.
Directions: 11 miles North of San Diego, take the Ardath Road exit to the West. In 1.4 miles bear left on Torrey Pines Road. In 0.85 mile, turn right on Prospect Place. In 0.2 miles, bear right down Coast Blvd, and turn right into the parking.
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05/08/2005 Blake Hobba (Avg: 3.54 Review) - I recommend diving entering from La Jolla Cove. Great visibility. Many small submerged tunnels throughout caves that are good for free diving. Fun for beginners and advanced divers alike.
07/19/2004 Jim Updike (Avg: 3.44 Review) - If you don't mind a long surface swim, then entry from La Jolla Cove is your best bet. However, if you have a kayak, this is a great dive! Pick a day when the surf is relatively calm and launch from the Marine Room.
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GPS: CS1201
N32°50.9452'
W117°16.2180'
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Parking is VERY limited. Unless you just want to drop off your gear, get here early on a weekday outside of tourist season.
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| Trail Head
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This is also a great spot to check out the sights.
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| Overview
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It's a rather steep climb in and out.
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GPS: CS1204
N32°50.9888'
W117°16.2020'
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For those who are surefooted, and only on a calm day, you can gain entry from this ledge.
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Pick your spot!
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Last Verification: July, 2001
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