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Hi everyone, 

The other weekend, I visited Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve, which is about 2.5 hours south of Los Angeles. Torrey Pines is a beautiful place to hike because of its magnificent cliffs that overlook the Pacific Ocean. The hiking trails are unique because visitors can choose to walk on the beach, or on top of the cliffs. 

There is a lot to explore in this 2,000-acre  reserve, including wild animals and flowers. But please always be on the  lookout for rattlesnakes! I found some honeybees on this white wildflower. 

I also found this bright yellow wildflower growing out of a cactus! 

The Torrey Pine, which the reserve is named after, is known  as the rarest pine tree in North America due to its intricate root system – Torrey Pines Natural Reserve is the only place that it still grows! Can you spot the Torrey Pine in the picture below? 

Torrey Pine Reserve is also an important habitat for migratory birds. Here is a flock of seagulls.

This reserve is a very friendly place too – hikers often  greet each other and the rangers at the visitor's center are always happy to answer  questions. It is truly a wonderful place to just kick back, relax, and enjoy  the view of the ocean.

I highly encourage you to check out Torrey Pines on your  next visit to San Diego or Los Angeles. It is a beautiful place to spend time with your friends and family!

Thank you for reading my blog! Until next time! :)

Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve 

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by buchi