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| KEYWORDS:
chaparral, ocean, bluffs |
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| ABOUT |
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This is a great little sample of what coastal San Diego County used to be before development. It features beach, bluffs, chaparral, and many rare plants including the Torrey Pine.
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| TIPS FOR YOUR VISIT |
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The main part of the reserve is often very crowded, especially on weekends. So, best to go on a weekday. The northern property called Torrey Pines Extension is a nice alternative to the main part of the park as it is much less crowded. |
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If you go too far south on the beach, you'll end up on Blacks Beach which is the local nude beach. I'll let you decide if that is a good, bad, or neutral thing. There are some nice plants down there, but most of the good plants are not on the beach. |
| AREA OF THE POLYGON::
1,442 acres |
| DENSITY::
1.579 native species per acre |
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| Thanks to Keir Morse for contributing this great place. |
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