Indulge in the soothing and medicinal sulfur waters that melt away the aches and pains, soften and purify the skin and deliver you into a deeper state of relaxation. Once you arrive, you will not want to leave! All year round, under the sun’s rays or under a blanket of snow, the serene and comfortable surroundings will take you away. Stay overnight in one of our cozy bungalows or mix it up with setting up tent on the camp grounds. Either way, you will not regret treating yourself for a little bit longer. [read more]
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A destination like no other. Whatever you come for: a day with friends or family, a wellness escape, top therapeutic treatments, healthy food or our beautiful pools and lush landscape, the team at Glen Ivy guarantees to make your day special, seamless and above all, unforgettable. [read more]
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Located conveniently in Murrieta, California 9256 - Hot Springs Nails & Spa is one of the top nail salons in the nail care & beauty industry. With many years’ experience in the nail industry, we are proud to provide customers with the high-end services, indulgent your beauty from head to toe. Customers’ satisfaction is always on top of our priorities. Hot Springs Nails & Spa sets the highest standards in pedicures, manicures, products, sanitation and five-star client care. When walking through our door, you will always have a chance to be served with the best quality and at decent prices. Hundreds of beautiful and stylish nail models along with numerous gel colors and many other beauty services are provided for you to choose freely! What are you waiting for? Call us now and enjoy your beautiful life. [read more]
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The Cleveland National Forest is the southern-most National Forest in California. Consisting of 460,000 acres (720 sq mi) (1,900 km), the forest offers a wide variety of terrains and recreational opportunities. Until the arrival in San Diego of Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, the lands now within the Cleveland National Forest were known only to the desert and coastal Indian tribes who used them. The Kumeyaay, Luiseños, Cahuilla and Cupeño found a good living on the abundant acorns and game. Many of our trails today follow those routes first used by these early dwellers. [read more]
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