When the sun goes down, San Diego´s nightlife comes alive with neon lights, kinetic energy and the hustle of club goers seeking the ideal place to listen to live music. Downtown´s historic Gaslamp Quarter is San Diego´s most electrifying and eclectic entertainment hub featuring more than 80 nightclubs, restaurants, theaters and galleries. Other San Diego areas with exciting nightlife include Hillcrest, Mission Valley, Pacific Beach, Mission Beach, Mission Bay and La Jolla. Also be sure to experience the nightlife at one of San Diego´s Indian-reservation casinos.

The San Diego Chargers (Football) & San Diego Padres (Baseball) are local professional sports teams.

CORRAL CANYON OHV AREA This 1800 acre area was set aside as an open area for off-road vehicle users. It was developed with the use of State of California Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Funds (Green Sticker Funds). Twelve miles of OHV trails are accessible from the Four Corners Trailhead. There are challenges for riders of all types of vehicles and operators of all skill levels. Access is by Interstate 8 to Buckman Springs Road. Corral Canyon Road off Buckman Springs Road, leads to the Four Corners Trailhead and staging area. For more information contact the Cleveland National Forest at 858-673-6180.

Camping is easy in San Diego with options ranging from beach camping to a night under the stars in the deserts or mountains. Camping in San Diego is generally not a seasonal activity, since the climate is mild all year round. Those exploring the mountainous areas east of San Diego, however, can expect normal seasonal climates. For a variety of camping experiences, please visit:

Anza Borrego - http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=638
Cleveland National Forest - http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/cleveland/recreation/camping/index.shtml or call 858-673-6180
Cuyamaca Rancho - http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=667
Palomar State Parks - http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=637
San Diego County - http://www.co.san-diego.ca.us/parks/Camping/info.html or call (877) 565-3600.

A strong visitor draw and quality amenities available within walking distance include; the Viejas Outlet Shopping Center, Viejas Casino, quality and fast-food dining, live entertainment, shopping, bowling, free Native American shows and quality concerts and special events.

Viejas.com – Viejas Casino
Shopviejas.com – Viejas Outlet Center
- Alpine Chamber of Commerce Business Directory - http://www.alpinechamber.com/directory.php?cat
Julian Chamber of Commerce website http://www.julianca.com
Hiking in Alpine - Wright’s Field http://www.bclt.org/wrights.php#nativeuse
Bicycling in Alpine - http://www.bikely.com/listpaths/country/254/region/126/city/7069
Events in Alpine - http://www.alpinechamber.com/events.html

The California Visitor Center Alpine is the first California Welcome Center established on Native American land and most importantly, serves the needs of thousands of travelers who travel on Interstate 8 freeway annually. I-8 runs east/west through the southern portion of California from the Arizona border at Yuma, through Imperial County, San Diego County to the Pacific Ocean.