Ellen Browning Scripps Park

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Ellen Browning Scripps Park (Ellen Browning Scripps Park) is located at the southern end of Lahoya Bay. It is mainly a reef coast. The park is on a small cliff platform and a large green grass with good correction. There are not many trees in the park, but they are all long and crooked and rolled around. This is the result of the sea wind. There are walking trails along the coastline, observation decks on the protruding areas, small sandy beaches under the cliffs, many caves in the cliffs, many reefs and reefs in the water, and stairs to the cliffs. It is home to the main habitats of La Joya's sea lions, seals and seabirds, and at noon the seals are out to sea, rarely sunbathing on shore. There are also many people swimming, paddling, boating, diving, surfing and fishing.