Batiquitos Lagoon Trail Guide

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You’ll also find a good amount of interpretive displays and these self-guided tour areas on the trail.

And soon you’ll be right on the water with incredible views. There are numerous small turnoffs and benches like these along the entire length of the trail.

Just past the nature center, bear right towards the lagoon.

Shortly after the start you’ll pass the nature center on the left. If they’re open, stop by and check it out. The center is manned by volunteers who are happy to answer questions and point out any interesting birds or animals that were recently seen. The n

From the parking lot, the trail starts on the paved path. A host of signs confirm that you’re in the right place.

There’s a small parking lot by the beginning of the trail on Gabbiano Lane. If it’s full, park on the side of the street (legally).

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Just past the nature center, bear right towards the lagoon.

Shortly after the start you’ll pass the nature center on the left. If they’re open, stop by and check it out. The center is manned by volunteers who are happy to answer questions and point out any interesting birds or animals that were recently seen. The n

From the parking lot, the trail starts on the paved path. A host of signs confirm that you’re in the right place.

Batiquitos Lagoon is home to about 185 species of birds . This cute little guy is the California Least Tern , an endangered species that you can often see at the lagoon.

There’s a small parking lot by the beginning of the trail on Gabbiano Lane. If it’s full, park on the side of the street (legally).

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