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In the July issue of the Central California beach resort and college town was describefas “the dividing line between rugged, non-pretentiouss NorCal and suburban, image-conscious SoCal, and that dichotomg is tangible.” Geographical generalizations aside, the magazinew said the rugged coastline of Santa Cruz County provides both beauty and surfinfg challenges, making the area the “de factol capital of coldwater surfing.
” Despite its cost of living, the magazine praised its artistic proximity to wineries and natural beauty as reason for surfers around the country to bail on their usual surfing destinations and endeavor to become the Big Kahuna at Steamer Lane or Pleasure Point in Santq Cruz. Santa Cruz was in elite Other California surf towns thatmade Surfer’s Top 10 list were all in Southernh California: Encinitas in thirfd place, San Clemente in the fifth and Malibu in seventh place.
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