Introduction:
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| Magnificent view of the Torrey Pines coastal with wild bush sunflowers. |
Torrey Pines State Reserve is a dedicated 2000 acres park for the protection of exclusive Torrey Pines (only grow here), native chaparral plants, the un-touch beach and others wildlife in it natural environment. It remain the wildness stretch along Southern California coastal. It's consists of plateau cliff that overlook of Torrey Pines State Beach, a Torrey Pines lodge (Visitor Center-Museum Store and ranger station ) build in 1922 for Santa Fe land coompany. It's located within San Diego City limits, bordered by Torrey Pine municipal golf course on the south.
Wildlife:
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| Pelican cruising above the sea |
The wildlife including rattlesnake, bobcats,seagull,lizard, foxes, sea eagle, skunks, western scrub jays, raccoon, least terns,California quail,green herons, snowy egrets, coyotes,Mule deer, rabbits, Savannah sparrows, pelican, dolphin, etc.
During whale migrating season visitor may observe grey whale and leopard sharks.
Trails:
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One of the available trails at Torrey Pines State Reserve.
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There are several rails available here ranging from sand beach to sandstone cliffs. Most of the trails is easy and accessible by wheelchair, visitor can have scenic view of the cliff and beach. Be careful when hiking around the trails because some area might erode by wave or wind and there might be rattle snake around too.
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| The exclusive Torrey Pine Tree at Torrey Pines State Reserve |
The sign read" Rattlesnakes may be found in this area. They are important member of the natural community. They will not attack, but if disturbed or corned, they will defend themselves. Give them distance and respect."
Where:
Torrey Pines State Reserve, San Diego, California , USA
Attraction:
Magnificent view of the beach, bird watching, hiking, beach activities, sightseeing ,whale watching, etc.
How to go:
Take Interstate 5 then exit at Carmel Valley Road and go west for 1.5 miles to Coast Highway 101. Turn left and go along the beach for 1 miles to the park entrance.
Contact:
Address - 12600 North Torrey Pines Road, La Jolla, California 92037-1047
Phone - (858) 452-3226
Fees:
$10 for parking fees, others is free.
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Bench at the Torrey Pines State Beach
Torrey Pines State Beach
some yellow flowers @ Torrey Pines State Reserve
Yellow bush Sunflower at Torrey Pines State Reserve
Cliff of Torrey Pines State Reserve
dead log
Torrey Pines State Reserve, view of the beach and cliff
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