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Least Tern Natural Preserve is a 13-acre patch of shoreline and beach within Huntington State Beach. This area is a documented nesting area for endangered California least terns. The area is protected by a 15-foot buffer zone on all sides. Visitors are not allowed inside of the preserve but can observe the birds from outside of the blocked area. This area was the first fully protected area for the birds, established in 1973.

Bolsa Chica State Beach is a public beach that extends for 3 miles of shoreline. It is known for exceptional surfing and is across the street from Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve.

Jetty View Park, or West Jetty View Park, is pretty park at the tip of the Balboa Peninsula in Newport Beach, California. Adjacent to the renowned surf spot, The Wedge, the park provides a front-row seat to observe surfers tackle impressive waves, especially during summer and fall when swells can reach up to 30 feet. The park features a grassy area with benches and a picnic table, but there are no public restrooms on-site. The park is open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM and leashed dogs are permitted on the beach before 10:00 AM and after 4:30 PM.

From here you get great views of the Pacific from the end of Balboa Peninsula. Directly across the channel you can see China Cove and Pirates Cove. You can walk out along the jetty if you are feeling adventurous and want a sweeping view of the ocean.

From here you get great views of the Pacific from the end of Balboa Peninsula. Directly across the channel you can see China Cove and Pirates Cove. You can run out along the jetty if you are feeling adventurous and want a sweeping view of the ocean.

Huntington Beach Pier is perhaps the most iconic landmark and destination of "Surf City". It's one of the longest public piers on the West Coast at 1,850 feet (560m) in length. The real attraction is the consistent surf, with the US Open of Surfing held here annually (along with many other surf competitions). The pier makes a great location for spectating.

The beach loops all the way around this corner of the bay. There are picnic tables, shaded shelters, and kayak rentals. The secluded nature of this part of the bay makes it ideal for peaceful paddling and water access.

Take in some pretty sweet views across San Diego Creek along this lovely section of low traffic / no traffic MUP connecting Newport Bay to Irvine.