I've rode these roads a couple of times and De Luz Rd. came up in another topic....so thought I'd get some pics up. I have to apologize up front.....some of these pics were taken on one trip with my iphone while the others were taken with my Nikon.
Depending on where you're coming from, you may approach these roads from other directions. For me, I approached them from I-15 North from San Diego and exited at Gopher Canyon Rd. (another road that I've rode) and went north along the frontage of old historic US395 to Camino Del Rey Rd.
Heading west on Camino Del Rey Rd. takes you through a little valley about five miles with some beautiful little ranchettes. In Bonsall I turned right on to Ca76 (Mission Rd) a couple of blocks to right on S13 (county rd. 13) which is more commonly known as South Mission Rd.

Upon arriving in Fallbrook, I made the slight right turn on to Main St. and old town. Stopped by Las Brisas Taqueria for some of the best carne asada tacos I've had in this area. This place is pretty authentic. It was definately Mexico inside and out.

Just a couple of blocks on up Main St. you turn left on Mission Rd. one block and then right onto De Luz Rd. While the first half of this ride is nice, I have to agree with others when they say that De Luz Rd. is one of the nicest rides in the Fallbrook-Temecula area. This road is also closest that I've found here in So Cal to the many hundreds (thousands?) of roads/rides in Nor Cal. Quiet, two lane road, very little traffic if any, a number of tree canopied cover stretches, wildlife ( a large coyote ran in front of me on my prior ride), many places where the road drops down in to creekbeds with water flowing over the roadbed, many areas with actual forests that allow you to ride in shade (even though it's 90F + temps back here in Coronado/San Diego area), etc. Some of the road signs help to describe this road in more detail....




