San Onofre
Relaxed, tradition-soaked Southern California surf break located at the north end of San Diego County, adjacent to San Clemente; home to the Pacific Coast Surf Riding Championships from 1938 to 1941; regarded since the end of World War II as a friendly surfing sanctuary for families, beginning surfers, and old-timers. Origins for the name "San Onofre" are unclear, but the area may have been named...
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San Onofre, early '50sSubscribe to view
San Onofre, 1963Subscribe to view
Don James (left) and friends, San Onofre, 1939Subscribe to view
Cori Schumacher, San Onofre, 1998.Subscribe to view
San Onofre, 1963. Photo: LeRoy GrannisSubscribe to view
San Onofre, early 1940sSubscribe to view
San Onofre, early '50s
San Onofre, 1963
Don James (left) and friends, San Onofre, 1939
Cori Schumacher, San Onofre, 1998.
San Onofre, 1963. Photo: LeRoy Grannis
San Onofre, early 1940s