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1 Temecula

Luiseño peoples, who

were present when the

first Spanish missionary

visited in 1797, called this

desert place temecunga

(‘place of the sun’). It

became a ranching

outpost for Mission San

Luis Rey in the 1820s,

and later a stop along the

Butterfield stagecoach

line and California

Southern railroad.

Hiding behind the Old

West facades lining Old

Town’s Front St today are

TRIP HIGHLIGHT

Temecula,

Julian & Anza-

Borrego

In.just.about.any.season,.incredible.scenery.will.

roll.past.your.windshield.on.this.SoCal.sojourn..

In.spring,.the.desert.comes.alive.with.a.riot.of.

wildflowers.and.crazy.ocotillo.plants.with.scarlet.

blooms..In.autumn,.you.can.pick.apples.in.Julian’s.

pastoral.orchards.and.celebrate.the.grape.harvest.

in.Temecula’s.vineyards..For.a.winter.warm-up,.

escape.to.Borrego.Springs’.desert.resorts..In.

summer,.cool.off.in.the.mountains.outside.Julian.

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