Tijuana River Valley Regional Park Hike
Join us as we explore the watershed at the Tijuana River Regional Park. During this bilingual guided walk, you will learn about the plants, animals, and communities that live along the watershed and depend on clean air and water. This walk will be facilitated and supported by Casa Familiar, San Diego Coastkeeper, San Diego Natural History Museum, Living Coast Discovery Center, County of San Diego Parks and Recreation, the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Date: Sunday, September 22
Check-in time: 8:45am -9:00 am
Duration: 2 hours
Meeting Location: Tijuana River Valley Regional Park 2721 Monument Road, San Diego, CA 92154
Driving directions: Follow I-5 and take Exit 2 onto Dairy Mart Rd. Follow Dairy Mart Rd. going west, then turn left into the parking lot along Monument Rd, San Diego.
Suggested parking: Parking is available at the Tijuana River Valley Regional Park parking lot near the trail head.
Restrooms and Water: Bathrooms are available at the ranger station. There are no water fountains, please come prepared with a large refillable water bottle. Some water and light refreshments will be available at the check-in booth.
Hike length: Approximately 1.5 miles
Program Supplies: Please make sure to wear comfortable clothes and shoes for hiking. Shoes with good traction and long pants are highly recommended. Please come prepared with bug protection, sun protection, hiking poles (if desired), water, and preferred snacks.
Hiking level: Moderate – difficult due to rocky terrain/erosion and incline. Not accessible for strollers, walkers, and wheelchairs.
No pets will be allowed on the hike.
This event is in support of Tijuana River Action Month and Latino Conservation Week. Find more resources and events through the links below:
latinoconservationweek.com
trnerr.org/tram