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The Friends of the San Dieguito River Valley, established in 1986, is an incorporated citizens' group advocating
the preservation of land within the San Dieguito River Valley system.
From the mountains to the sea, the river valley extends 55 miles from the river mouth in Del Mar, through the San Dieguito
Lagoon and Rancho Santa Fe, along Del Dios Gorge, Lake Hodges, the San Pasqual Valley Agricultural Preserve, Pamo Valley,
Lake Sutherland to Santa Ysabel Creek, and into the Cleveland National Forest.
The river and its major tributaries flow through sensitive natural habitats, including coastal wetlands, sage scrub, and
oak/pine woodlands, providing a critical wildlife network.
Why Protect the San Dieguito River Valley?
San Dieguito River Park By The Numbers
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