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Posted On: March 14th 2026, 02:31 pm

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If you live in St. George, Zion National Park is practically in your backyard. And if you’ve never hiked Angels Landing… add it to your bucket list. Incredible views, massive red cliffs, and a hike that makes you feel like you’re on top of the world. And I’m not gonna lie there are some sketchy parts but it’s totally worth it. We did angels landing a couple days ago and it took us about two hours. You definitely need a permit for the chain section, but it’s pretty easy to get. And with views like this, it’s definitely worth it. One of the coolest parts about living in Southern Utah is having places like this just 45 minutes away.
60 feet of visibility at La Jolla Shores today. 13 years of diving in San Diego and this is the clearest water I have ever seen here. How it happened: NOAA has a strong El Niño running, and on our coast that means warm, nutrient-poor water with very little plankton. The Scripps pier sensor has been reading some of the lowest plankton levels of the month. Then 4 days of Santa Ana winds blew offshore, flattened the surface and kept every bit of runoff and chop out of the water. The last piece is luck of geography. A long-period south swell is running right now. It reads over 3 feet at the Oceanside buoy but under 2 feet off Scripps, because Point La Jolla blocks it. That is why Orange County is not getting this. Laguna and Crescent Bay face straight into that swell, the NWS has a beach hazards statement up for 3 to 6 foot surf on south-facing beaches through Tuesday morning, and the sand is in the water there. LA is in between: same clear water offshore, same swell on its south-facing beaches. Tomorrow the offshore winds end and the normal sea breeze comes back, so a glassy morning and some afternoon chop. No rain until midweek. La Jolla should hold. OC stays rough until the swell backs off Tuesday. #lajolla #sandiego #snorkeling #spearfishing #scuba
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