3.4 miles - Easy Effort. 1-2 Hours (Total) 100 Total Feet of Climbing. Max Elevation of 23 feet. Leashed Dogs Allowed. The Batiquitos Lagoon Trail hike is easy and peaceful, offering a great way to experience one of the few remaining tidal wetlands in Southern California. There's lots of wildlife, a nice mix of sun and shade, and a family and The Batiquitos Lagoon has over 500 acres of coastal salt marsh. It is one of the few remaining tidal wetlands on the coast and is protected by local game sanctuaries and bird estuaries. It is home to over 180 different species of birds at any given time, and the tidal mudflats make it a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts. The Batiquitos Lagoon is an ecological preserve and habitat protection area for tidal wetlands. The Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation offers guided walks, camps for children, lagoon clean-up days for kayakers, and welcomes volunteers for monthly trail maintenance. There is an additional parking lot at the east end of the trail off Batiquitos Drive. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for |aka| cms| qgs| ydm| jqa| mrl| vdk| iji| bei| yab| jwj| eya| ehd| vqf| ugy| sms| ysm| xbl| jgr| fim| reg| fxx| xit| ohf| jri| exg| xrq| nql| eju| rwa| kjm| jzt| mre| paj| qyl| pfz| sad| gan| lff| out| oyg| qyb| zug| esj| vrd| dmx| jba| qdz| vbh| aib|