San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Diverse endangered, threatened, migratory, and native species are protected in the 2,620-acre area of land and water.
Plan Around San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge
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San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge Details
Salt marsh and coastal uplands are surrounded by urban development at the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge, making the area crucial for wildlife in San Diego County. Diverse endangered, threatened, migratory, and native species are protected in the 2,620-acre area of land and water. Sweetwater Marsh is perfect for observing and photographing the thousands of migratory birds that pass through. The refuge is inclusive for all visitors thanks to a 0.4 mile stroller and wheelchair-friendly trail along Bayshore Bikeway.
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National WildLife Refuges
Nearby Parks Around San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge
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Nearby Points of Interest Around San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge
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1.3 mi away
Route 75--San Diego-Coronado Bridge and Silver Strand Highway
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Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge
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3.1 mi away
Border Field State Park
Nestled right on the border to Mexico, this state park contains the southernmost point of the state of California.
3.2 mi away
Silver Strand State Beach
With 2-miles of soft, golden sand hugging both the Pacific Ocean and San Diego Bay, this park is one of Southern Californias most beloved areas.
