Dana Point Headlands Conservation Area - A Great Place

	GREAT PLACES TO VIEW NATIVE PLANTS		Dana Point Headlands Conservation Area

KEYWORDS: Pacific Pocket Mice and Coastal California Gnatcatchers live here. Native plants (106) including rare plants: California Boxthorn, Cliff Malacothris, Cliff Spurge, Prostrate Spineflower, Seaside Calandrinia,

ABOUT

Pristine hiking trails and 106 SoCal OC native plants on 60 acres. Home of the endangered Coastal California Gnatcatcher and Pacific Pocket Mouse. The Dana Point Headlands Conservation Area covers four areas: 1) Harbor Point Conservation Park including the Nature Interpretive Center, 2) Hilltop Conservation Park, 3) South Strand Conservation Park, 4) Dana Point Preserve.

Lycium californicum

All Observations in this Area

All Plants in this Area

TIPS FOR YOUR VISIT

All trails open daily from 7AM to sunset. Parking and restrooms available at the Nature Interpretive Center

MORE INFORMATION AND CONTACTS

City of Dana Point:	Dana Point Headlands Conservation Area
City of Dana Point:	Headlands Trail System

CNPS CHAPTER AREA: : Orange County

AREA OF THE POLYGON:: 60 acres

DENSITY:: 7.504 native species per acre

Thanks to Jeff Huston, Bernice Villanueva & Korie Merrill for contributing this great place.