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Sigurd:Christianitos Rd at I-5 in San Clemente is on the OC border, so here you go for the Camp Pendleton route. Google Maps suggests the I-5 shoulder because it is permitted (on an off depending upon what seems like endless freeway construction) but hardly pleasant.
Riding through CP now requires applying for a permit, as well as a US Government issued ID to enter.
Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton has implemented policies that focus on access control procedure and ensure the protection of Active Duty personnel, residents and civilian employees. These policies are intended to help Marines accomplish their mission and keep families aboard Camp Pendleton safe, while allowing access to authorized personnel and sponsored visitors.
Cyclists are allowed to transit North/South from the Las Pulgas gate to the Main gate (Stuart Mesa Rd to Vandergrift Blvd) and South/North from the Main gate to the Las Pulgas gate (Vandergrift Blvd to Stuart Mesa Rd).Video: Bike information begins at 3:20
The duration of this access will not exceed 365 days from the day access was granted.
Old Knotty Buoy:Reminder from SDCBC.org - renew Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton bike pass.
Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton
Base Access:Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton has implemented policies that focus on access control procedure and ensure the protection of Active Duty personnel, residents and civilian employees. These policies are intended to help Marines accomplish their mission and keep families aboard Camp Pendleton safe, while allowing access to authorized personnel and sponsored visitors.Cyclists are allowed to transit North/South from the Las Pulgas gate to the Main gate (Stuart Mesa Rd to Vandergrift Blvd) and South/North from the Main gate to the Las Pulgas gate (Vandergrift Blvd to Stuart Mesa Rd).Video: Bike information begins at 3:20
Camp Pendleton Bike Route Access FormThe duration of this access will not exceed 365 days from the day access was granted.
JayOtheMountains:On the side of being an advocate for cycle-tourists coming from the North... HOW DO THEY REPORT TO THE Camp Pendleton Visitor Center (Bldg 20255T), which is located by the MAIN GATE, first - before accessing the base? In this instance, they don't make any sense.
t.e.d:JayOtheMountains:On the side of being an advocate for cycle-tourists coming from the North... HOW DO THEY REPORT TO THE Camp Pendleton Visitor Center (Bldg 20255T), which is located by the MAIN GATE, first - before accessing the base? In this instance, they don't make any sense.
That is a good question, which I forgot to ask. Apologies.
t.e.d:I've read a few more updates from different sources and I'm still not sure about southbound, but northbound will need to register with this program starting in October.
Too bad we waste so much beautiful land on a military base.
bikingbill:t.e.d:I've read a few more updates from different sources and I'm still not sure about southbound, but northbound will need to register with this program starting in October.
Too bad we waste so much beautiful land on a military base.
Well, it does stop the developers from filling it up with expensive homes and strip malls.
bossvoss:7/18/18 email from SDCBC:
Greetings Valuable SD Bike Coalition Members,
IMPORTANT TRAVEL UPDATE!
Beginning October 1, 2018, all cyclists who wish to access the cycling route at Camp Pendleton will be required to register with the new Department of Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS) before they enter the base.
On-line registration of the old system for recreational cyclists will end this Sunday, July 22, 2018! Cyclists who are currently accessing the base via the old system will be able to continue to do so until September 30th. We anticipate that the volume of passes issued in late September and early October will require long waits, so don't procrastinate.
Location: Individuals will need to go to: Main/Vandegrift Boulevard Visitors Center located in BLDG 20255T adjacent to the Main Entrance
Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 3:30pm
Phone Number: 760-763-8435 for questions regarding base access
Required to Bring: Acceptable identity source document such as a valid government issued photo ID (I.E. Real ID ACT compliant driver's license, state identification card or passport)
Process: They will establish your identity, submit a criminal background check, and take your photograph and fingerprints.
Additional Information: Bicycle passes will be valid for one year and will be restricted to bicycle access; any attempt to enter the base in a motor vehicle with a bike pass will be turned around. Recreational cyclists may not sponsor another adult cyclist. Adult cyclists may be accompanied by minors for whom they are directly responsible.
No matter when you registered under the old system, that form of access to the base will end on September 30. After that date only a DBIDS bicycle pass holder will be allowed aboard the base.
Thank you for your attention and taking action for this important travel change.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Hunt, Advocacy Coordinator
t.e.d:Maybe I'll build up some good Karma if I get a free Saturday and drive up to the north gate and "ferry" 4 riders at a time down to Oside in my truck?
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