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Green Valley Falls is a small unincorporated community in San Diego County, California. It is a popular destination for hikers, campers and nature lovers due to its close proximity to the AnzaBorrego Desert State Park. The area features lush green valleys surrounded by rugged mountains, providing spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.

Green Valley Falls

The falls themselves are located on Green Valley Creek, which flows from nearby Lake Henshaw into the San Luis Rey River. The area was originally inhabited by Native Americans who used it as an important source of water for their settlements in the desert region. In recent years, Green Valley Falls has become increasingly popular among outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and solitude away from urban centers. Activities such as hiking, mountain biking and camping can be enjoyed here year round thanks to mild temperatures throughout most of the year.

Visitors will also find plenty of wildlife viewing opportunities including bighorn sheep, coyotes and golden eagles that inhabit this unique ecosystem. Although there are no official trails or camping sites at Green Valley Falls itself; however visitors may access them with permission from local property owners or through organized group hikes led by experienced guides who know their way around this remote area safely and responsibly respect private property rights while still exploring all that this amazing wilderness setting has to offer!

Location of Green Valley Falls