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San Diego, California
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The park boasts a rare coastal sage scrub habitat, which supports a variety of native plants and animals, including the endangered California gnatcatcher.
Otay Valley Regional Park is rich in history, with archaeological sites that date back over 9,000 years, showcasing the lives of the Kumeyaay people.
Spanning over 8,500 acres, Otay Valley Regional Park is one of the largest open space areas in San Diego, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventures.
The park is a hotspot for birdwatching, with over 200 bird species recorded, including the majestic red-tailed hawk and the vibrant western bluebird.
Otay Valley Regional Park plays a crucial role in preserving San Diego's natural landscapes, providing a sanctuary for wildlife and a green lung for the city.
