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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 917.94 EAN: 9781741044713 Edition: 2nd ISBN: 1741044715 Label: Lonely Planet Manufacturer: Lonely Planet Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 288 Publication Date: April 01, 2007 Publisher: Lonely Planet Studio: Lonely Planet Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Very informativeThis book was really helpful. Without it, we would have missed out on a lot of cool things that aren't advertised. Definitely the best resource on our San Diego to Seattle roadtrip. Rating: - Helped facilitate our vacation from Laguna to Monterey.We used this guide on a recent trip to California. It is a good solid guide that helped us with hotel selection as well as helping us navigate. All the major sites and landmarks are noted. Maps of highways and downtown area were helpful. Recommendations for hotels and restuarants were good. We explored Laguna Beach and walked the paths along the cliffs and shoreline. The parks are well kept and are immediately across from the Laguna business disricts. When in Los Angeles ... Read More Rating: - Helpful guide :-)Lonely Planet are always the source I go to when looking to research a new vacation spot. Their books are informative and helpful and they are compact enough to take with you if nessesary. The featured highlights in the book are places like Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, Hearst Castle, Point Arena Lighthouse, Griffith Park and Queen Mary - so they have the main points covered. They show you various detours you can make if you are travelling by car so you can see other places that may normally ... Read More Rating:  - Inferior to Lonely Planet's California GuideI lived in Southern California for 18 years (I moved in '02). On a trip back in Winter '04/05, I decided to take a friend on a "grand tour" of all of Southern CA and then the world famous Pacific Coast Highway 1 (or as we called it, PCH). While I'd bought the big Lonely Planet (LP) California guide for hitting the lesser known spots on the way back (we planned to only take PCH one way), I thought I'd cover all my bases and try out this "Coastal California" edition, especially since it had a different ... Read More 
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