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Pacific Ocean Orange San Mateo County Camp San Mateo (62 Area) Christianitos Rd 15 395 FLEX Basilone Rd Camp San Onofre – Vine E Mission Rd Camp Horno 395 School of Infantry FLEX (52 Area) (53 Area) Ivy S Main Ave Ammunition Rd 5 388 Pala Casino 306 Fallbrook Brown St Camp Las Pulgas Community (43 Area) Sequoia Airpark Mission Rd Park and Ride RTA 202 De Luz 388 Casino 392 Pauma FLEX 395 FLEX Fallbrook Pala Rd 76 14 Area Camp 315 Pendleton Vandegrift Blvd 9th 11th Vandegrift Blvd Camp Las Flores 392 Mainside (41 Area) FLEX Ave E 22 Area 76 San Luis Rey Transit Center 306 Stuart Mesa Rd 303, 309, 311, 313, 315 315 Harrah’s Rd Center Valley Edson Range N River Rd Rincon (31 Area) Douglas Dr Casino Town Center North Gopher Canyon Rd Old Castle Rd N River Rd 313 Shopping Center 5 395 392 Whelan Valley FLEX FLEX Lake Mission Vista Transit Center 303 N Santa Fe Ave 388 Pala Rd San Luis Rey 302, 303, 305, 306, 318, E Vista Way E Vista Center Naval 303 Frazee Rd 332, 334, SPRINTER Rd Grade Cole Hospital Rancho Del Oro Mesa Camp Pendleton 309 College Blvd 303 MCX Old Grove Santa Fe Ave Santa Fe Ash Rd 311, 318, 323, Arbolitos Los College Blvd College SPRINTER Rancho Del Oro 315, 318, 323, 311 306 Lilac El Camino Real Camino El Valley Center Rd Oceanside 325, SPRINTER B St Municipal Via Rancho Heights Temple Arcadia Ave 15 12th St Old Grove Bobier Oak Dr Valley View Casino Airport 311 Avenida Foussat Del Oro 315 Camp Wire Mtn76 Rd Canyon Mesa 318 SPRINTER STATIONS 8th St Dr Center Del Mar Ocean Ranch BlvdCorporate Mission Ave313 Vale Terrace Center Dr Center Crouch Melrose Dr Dr Foothill Oceanside Transit Center 313 S. Cleveland St., Oceanside, CA 92054 Civic 303 309 OliveEmerald Oceanside Transit Center 313 334 318, SPRINTER Coast Highway Station 1304 ½ S. Tremont St., Oceanside, CA 92054 Rancho Del Oro 101, 302, 303, 313, 318, MiraCosta Thunder 392 FLEX, 395 FLEX, RTA 202, The Shoppes College 323 302 388 El Camino Real at Carlsbad Crouch Street Station 609 Crouch St., Oceanside, CA 92054 COASTER, Amtrak, Metrolink, Oceanside Blvd Barnard 305 Civic Center-Vista Greyhound, SPRINTER 78 309, SPRINTER Dr Melrose 318 W Vista Wy SPRINTER Buena Creek Rd El Camino Real Station 1505 El Camino Real, Oceanside, CA 92054 315 Vista Way Waring San Diego County S Santa Fe Ave Oceanside Crouch St 325 Superior Court 3513 Oceanside Blvd, Oceanside, CA 92056 Sky Haven Rancho Del Oro Station 318, SPRINTER 78 Sunset Dr De Anita Avenida Lake Blvd University Kaplan Twin Oaks Twin Coast Hwy 323 College Rd Valley 4103 ½ Oceanside Blvd., Oceanside, CA 92056 302 Tri-City Buena Creek College Boulevard Station 101, 302, 318, SPRINTER Buena Jefferson Marron Rd No overnight parking. 101 Medical 305, 332, SPRINTER (within 2 blocks) Vista Monroe Carlsbad Vista Lagoon Center Calavera Thibido Lake Melrose Drive Station 1495 ½ N. Melrose Dr., Oceanside, CA 92056 Carlsbad Village Dr Lake Village Dr College Blvd Dr Shadowridge 332 Palomar College San Marcos Civic Center Wohlford Carlsbad Village Cannon Rd Longhorn Highland Chestnut309 Shadowridge 305 Country Vista Transit Center 240 N. Santa Fe Rd., Vista, CA 92083 304, 305, 347, 445, 305, SPRINTER Rincon Dixon Lake 101, 315, 325, Harding SPRINTER Woodward Club 358 COASTER Tamarack Ave Escondido 810 Phillips St., Vista, CA 92083 El Camino Real La Mirada 78 El Norte359 Pkwy Civic Center-Vista Station Sycamore Ave 332 Palomar Rock Springs Rd College Borden City Pkwy Centre El Norte Pkwy Valley Pkwy Buena Creek Station 1923 Buena Creek Rd., San Diego, CA 92084 Mission Rd 355 354 El Norte Pkwy Midway 388 Carlsbad Park Ctr 357 Ash 1142 W. Armorlite Dr., San Marcos, CA 92069 101 Pkwy Lincoln Agua Cannon Rd Faraday Dr Woodland Center Dr Fig Free parking behind the station, accessible Hedionda Broadway Mission Citrus Palomar College Station 444 Faraday Poinsettia Ave Barham Dr Washington from Armorlite Drive, just west of the Business Park Dr Business Park 356 Aston Loker Rancho Santa Fe Rd Las Posas Rd Rutherford San Marcos Blvd Cal State Nordahl Rd Bingham Drive intersection. Legoland Palomar Airport Rd Nordahl Rd Grand Ave 444 445 San Marcos Valley Pkwy351 Carlsbad Blvd 305 40 W. San Marcos Blvd., San Marcos, CA 92069 445 Palomar Airport Rd Discovery347 305, 353, SPRINTER Auto Pkwy 352 San Marcos Civic Center Craven Juniper Glenridge Dr Avenida Encinas Aviara Pkwy McClellan 2nd Ave Station No parking available. Discovery Palomar Escondido Blvd Country Club DrCountry Club Carlsbad Palomar Airport Lake Lake Citracado Centre City Pkwy Medical Center Quince St Premium Outlets San Marcos Cal State San Marcos 410 La Moree Rd., San Marcos, CA 92069 Camino Vida Roble Real Camino El 304 353 9th Ave Bear Valley Pkwy San Marcos No parking available. Carlsbad Poinsettia Poinsettia Ln Cal State San Marcos HarmonyHale Station 444, 445, COASTER 347, SPRINTER Grove Palomar Health 371 San Diego 2121 Barham Dr., Escondido, CA 92025 Downtown FLEX San Pasqual Valley Rd Wild Animal Nordahl Road Station Alga Rd 308 Sunset Park San Elijo Rd Escondido Transit Center 796 W. Valley Pkwy., Escondido, CA 92025 5 Escondido Transit Center Citracado 372 309 Valley Pkwy 305, 308, 350, 351/352, 353, 350 FLEX 354, 355/357, 356, 358/359, San Pasqual Valley Rd 371/372 FLEX, 388, MTS 235, Batiquitos Lagoon La Costa Ave Via Rancho Pkwy 280, RTA 217, LIFT, SPRINTER, Greyhound 371 PACIFIC FLEX Villa Weekend 101 San Diego San Pasqual Bontanic Rancho SantaCamino Fe Rd De Los Coches Del Lago Bear Valley Pkwy Academy Garden Leucadia Blvd Olivenhain Rancho Santa Fe Rd 350, MTS 235, 280 372 Quail Gardens Westfield Saxony FLEX COASTER STATIONS ZONES Del Dios Hwy North County OCEAN Mall 195 S. Tremont Street Lake Hodges Cedar St Oceanside 304 St Pine (South Tremont Street between Topeka Olive St Transit Center Encinitas St. and Michigan Ave.) Encinitas Blvd Encinitas Blvd 309 304 Encinitas Vulcan Carlsbad 2775 State Street 101, 304, 309, COASTER Scripps Hospital 308 Ramona Airport Montecito (State St. & Grand Ave.) Paseo Delicias 10th Village Santa Fe Dr Main St13th 15 Day 16th 6511 Avenida Encinas North La Brea Carlsbad Pala St (Avenida Encinas just north of County - Rancho Poinsettia Embarcadero Ln.) Zone 1 Santa Fe Ramona 25 East “D” Street Rancho Encinitas (D Street & S. Vulcan Ave.) MiraCosta College San Elijo Campus Bernardo Via De La Valle 67 Ramona Lomas Santa Fe 105 N. Cedros Avenue Solana Beach 371/372 FLEX, Solana Beach 101, 308, COASTER MTS 891, 892 (North Cedros Ave. & Lomas Santa Fe Dr.) Amtrak 308 Solana 11170 Sorrento Valley Road Sorrento Beach Sorrento Valley (Sorrento Valley Rd. between Carmel Valley - 101 Mountain Rd. and Sorrento Valley Blvd.) Zone 2 Via De La Valle Del Mar Fairgrounds 308 Carmel Poway Old Town 4005 Taylor Street & Racetrack Valley (Taylor St. & Pacific Hwy.) Del Mar Transit Center San Diego - Zone 3 1050 Kettner Boulevard Santa Fe Depot (West Broadway & Kettner Blvd.) 5 56 56 67 @GoNCTD /GoNCTD /nctdtransit /NorthCountyTransit 101 Sorrento Valley MTS 972, 973, 978, 979 Sorrento Valley Blvd North Torrey Pines Rd Pines Torrey North Callan Camino Santa Fe Camino Torrey Pines BREEZE Bus Route Finder FLEX Route Finder Science Scripps Municipal Park Rd Oceanside to VA/UCSD/UTC via Hwy. 101 Golf Course JJ Hopkins 972 Lusk Blvd FLEX Ramona Commuter Sorrento Valley Rd Mira Mesa Blvd Ranch 978 Heights Pacific Oceanside to Vista via Vista Way Barnes Cyn Rd FLEX Ramona Midday* Science Morehouse Dr Oceanside to Vista via Town Center North University Ctr Dr Youngstown 979 973 Carroll Rd DOWNTOWN ESCONDIDO of California Nancy Ridge Rd Villa La Jolla La Villa 15 Encinitas to San Marcos via Rancho Santa Fe Rd. Oceanside to 14 Area via Vandergrift San Diego 358 Genesee 359 City Pkwy Centre El Norte Pkwy 355 Escondido to Vista via Mission Rd. & S. Santa Fe Ave. Gilman Transit Center 101 Regents Eastgate Miramar Rd 357 Mall Midway Oceanside Transit Center to Camp San Onofre via Naval Hospital 101, MTS 30, 41, 150, 201, Gilman Genesee 355 Fallbrook to Vista via Mission Rd. 202, 237, 921 Way Executive 357 Solana Beach to Escondido via Del Dios Hwy. Birch La Jolla Village Dr Ash * Reservation required. Call (760) 726-1111. Aquarium 356 Lincoln » V.A. El Norte Pkwy Oceanside to Encinitas via El Camino Real * Se requieren reservaciones. Llame al (760) 726-1111. Medical Nobel 15 354 Nobel Fig Ctr. University Rose San Luis Rey Transit Center to Rancho Del Oro SPRINTER Station via Douglas Dr. Scholars101, Dr MTS 30, Town Centre 354 Mission Broadway Oceanside Transit Center to San Luis Rey Transit Center via Mesa Dr. 41, 150, 921 101, MTS 30, 31, 50, 105, 163 52 150, 201, 202, 204 Carlsbad Village Station to 14 Area Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) La Jolla Lincoln 52 388 Citrus Oceanside to Vista via Oceanside Blvd. & Bobier Dr. Bus Route Finder 356 Washington Escondido 354 Sorrento Mesa (MTS) 358 52 College Blvd. SPRINTER Station to Quarry Creek 359 Mission 351 351 352 Carroll Canyon (MTS) Valley Pkwy 352 Carlsbad Village to College Blvd. SPRINTER Station 805 351 8 Torrey Pines (MTS) Montgomery 356 354 352 Vista to Buena Creek SPRINTER Station via Vista Business Park 5 Field Rock Springs Washington Oak Hill North University City (MTS) 78 357 Vista Circulator 125 Grand Ave 67 Glenridge Dr 371 Cal State San Marcos to Palomar College 355 Palomar Health Broadway FLEX 357 Downtown Escondido to Del Lago Transit Station via Westfield North County Mall COASTER Station 305 15 Escondido 351Blvd Centre City Pkwy 388 SPRINTER Station Escondido Circulator Pacific Beach Valley Pkwy Regular Service Quince St Grand Ave 15 351 2nd Ave Escondido Transit Center to Nordahl Marketplace via Citracado Pkwy.
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