Jacumba Hot Springs Turns 100!
Photo: The mysterious Chinese Castle is included in a 90 minute, 2 mile guided walk sponsored by Jacumba-Boulevard Revitalization Alliance (JBRA)
At the U.S. – Mexico border in San Diego County is a fascinating and fun town nestled in the Jacumba Mountains at 2,800 feet. You may have to go out of your way a little to find it though Jacumba once was a popular road stop on the first all-weather interstate Highway 80 between the west and east coasts. Snowbirds actually flock to Jacumba each winter to escape the Eastern freeze (here are average weather temps). Remembrances of the past include the town’s centennial celebration this year featuring some great events!
CENTENNIAL EVENTS, See gosandiegobackcountry.org for details
- Bluegrass Festival May 3, 2014 FREE
- Jacumba Hot Springs Mystery Walk About May 10, 2014, $10 person, RSVP Cherry at (619) 743-5224 by May 8.
- Healing Waters & Arts Festival May 24, 2014 featured speaker is actress, author & chef (LIVE RAW,) Mimi Kirk
- Fall Centennial Festival October 4, 2014
- Feliz Navidad Festival December 6, 2014 closes the Centennial year
OTHER EVENTS: NUDESTOCK 2014 – July 11-13 (hosted by one of the nation’s largest nudist resorts (deanzasprings.com)
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