The Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Center, in collaboration with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, is thrilled to host an invigorating hike through the picturesque Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes National Wildlife Refuge. Led by our expert guide, Ray Segovia, this hike promises stunning coastal views and a deep dive into the conservation efforts that have preserved these beautiful dunes. This hike is completely free, so don’t miss your chance to explore this unique and beautiful habitat.
Hike Highlights:
- Route: From the refuge entrance to the Enos Memorial statue
- Duration: Approximately 2.5 hours round-trip
- Elevation Gain: 300 ft
- Distance: Moderate hike with some elevation
What to Bring:
– Dress in layers
– Water and snacks
– Long pants and closed-toe shoes (to protect against coastal dune scrub, poison oak, and ticks)
Important Notes:
Hazards: Because this area is a wildlife refuge this is the home of many critters including rattlesnakes! For your safety we recommend wearing sturdy closed toed shoes and long pants.
Registration: Spaces are limited; please register early to secure your spot.
Join us for an adventurous and educational day immersed in one of California’s hidden natural treasures!