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Lake Hodges Trailhead

Del Dios, California

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The Lake Hodges Pedestrian Bridge is one of the longest stress ribbon bridges in the world, stretching over 990 feet!

Lake Hodges is a birdwatcher's paradise, hosting over 200 bird species, including the rare California gnatcatcher.

The lake was created in 1918 with the construction of the Hodges Dam, serving as a vital water reservoir for San Diego.

The lake's surroundings are home to the endangered San Diego thornmint, a plant found only in Southern California.

Besides hiking, the lake offers kayaking, fishing, and even mountain biking trails for adventure seekers!

Lake Hodges plays a crucial role in the San Dieguito River Park, supporting diverse ecosystems and conservation efforts.

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