204's in San Clemente
Posted 01-14-2016 at 03:32 PM by southorangecountylife
204s in San Clemente history.I wanted to start out by giving a little history of 204s beach in San Clemente,CA. The line to San Diego was completed in the late-1880’s as the Santa Fe Railroad’s route between Barstow, Los Angeles, and San Diego. The mile signs, also known as mile posts were used by train conductors, repair men and others to identify where they were or needed to be along the railway. Here is where 204 fits in along the railway.
204s san clemente
204s san clemente
204s san clemente
0.0 Barstow (at the old Barstow train station, about one mile west of the huge McDonalds just off I-15)36.7 Victorville
71.0 Devore (near the Hyundai Glenhelen Pavilion)
81.3 San Bernardino
106.7 Pomona
131.7 Pasadena
140.1 Los Angeles (directly behind the LA Mens Jail near downtown)
165.0 Fullerton
170.5 Angel Stadium in Anaheim
175.5 Santa Ana
197.2 San Juan Capistrano
204.0*
204.8 San Clemente
209.2 San Onofre
226.2 Oceanside
238.1 Encinitas
244.0 Del Mar
267.5 San Diego
273.1 National City
Now that you know the history behind 204s I have to say that the stairway leading down to the beach is an awesome workout, best of all it’s FREE!!! A great starting point would be trying to run the stairs 1-2 times and move up from there. Yes, you will feel the burn and wonder how you are going to even walk the rest of the day but when you’re done you really feel like you have accomplished something and starts or ends your day on a great note. There is a bench at the bottom that is a great resting spot when you’re finished, you can people watch, dog watch and see the waves role in. If you live in the area and have not checked it out I highly recommend it. The stairs are just off the street of Buena Vista. Thanks for reading and enjoy the beach life!
204s san clemente
204s san clemente
204s san clemente
0.0 Barstow (at the old Barstow train station, about one mile west of the huge McDonalds just off I-15)36.7 Victorville
71.0 Devore (near the Hyundai Glenhelen Pavilion)
81.3 San Bernardino
106.7 Pomona
131.7 Pasadena
140.1 Los Angeles (directly behind the LA Mens Jail near downtown)
165.0 Fullerton
170.5 Angel Stadium in Anaheim
175.5 Santa Ana
197.2 San Juan Capistrano
204.0*
204.8 San Clemente
209.2 San Onofre
226.2 Oceanside
238.1 Encinitas
244.0 Del Mar
267.5 San Diego
273.1 National City
Now that you know the history behind 204s I have to say that the stairway leading down to the beach is an awesome workout, best of all it’s FREE!!! A great starting point would be trying to run the stairs 1-2 times and move up from there. Yes, you will feel the burn and wonder how you are going to even walk the rest of the day but when you’re done you really feel like you have accomplished something and starts or ends your day on a great note. There is a bench at the bottom that is a great resting spot when you’re finished, you can people watch, dog watch and see the waves role in. If you live in the area and have not checked it out I highly recommend it. The stairs are just off the street of Buena Vista. Thanks for reading and enjoy the beach life!
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