Trestles California Coastal Trail Loop

San Clemente, California

Details

Distance

4.23 miles

Elevation Gain

105 ft

Route Type

Loop

Description

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The Trestles California Coastal Trail Loop in the Trestles Wetlands is a picturesque loop trail located in San Clemente, California, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore coastal wetlands and observe local wildlife. This trail is part of the Trestles Wetland Natural Preserve and is popular among bird-watchers and nature enthusiasts.

Hours of Operation

  • Open Year-Round: The trail is accessible throughout the year and is especially beautiful to visit at any time.

Permits & Fees

  • No Permits Required: Visitors can enjoy the trail without the need for special permits.

  • Free Parking: Parking is available at no cost.

Restrictions

  • No Dogs Allowed: To protect the sensitive wildlife and habitats, dogs are not permitted on the trail.

Parking Information

  • Location: Parking is available at the intersection of S El Camino Real and Cristianitos Road, directly across from the trailhead leading to the beach.

Pet Policy

  • Dogs Not Permitted: Pets are not allowed on the Trestles Wetlands Loop to ensure the protection of local wildlife and their habitats

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Features

Fitness
Running
Hiking
Beach
Family Friendly
Scenic

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