Long Beachの湖・トップ13

just keep swimming

Limited cars use the roads so it is nice to get away from traffic

A boardwalk takes you across Inner Bolsa Bay to the overlooks and scenic trails of Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve. Although the shoreline is heavily sculpted by humans, this is now a marine conservation area.

Free parking at the ecological reserve but paid on the ocean side of PCH. For beach access, cheaper option available along North Pacific Avenue but no restrooms nearby the beach.

Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, spanning around 1,300 acres of coastal estuary, showcases diverse habitats such as open water, mudflats, salt marsh, coastal dunes, and seabird nesting islands. Boasting over 200 avian species, it's a haven for birders and photographers. Embark on an enjoyable bike ride, encountering a plethora of wildlife along the way.

This is a charming waterfront shopping village featuring colorful boardwalk shops and restaurants with gorgeous, scenic harbor views, complete with yachts and powerboats. A beautiful area to have a run through.

Bolsa Bay is part of the Bolsa Bay State Marine Conservation Area (SMCA). The mission of conservation planning is to restore wildlife and habitats in our oceans. The tidal flats in Bolsa Bay provide a nursery habitat for young sea animals like fish, crabs, shrimp, horn snails, and crabs.

Shoreline village is a charming seaside destination, that makes for a stunning walkthrough, especially during golden hour. If the hike opened up your appetite, you're at the perfect spot. From casual snacks to upscale fine dining, the village has something for everyone, while the prime views of the harbor won't disappoint you. There is also a wide selection of stores, whether you're looking for beachwear, casual clothing or unique gifts, Shoreline Village offers delightful waterfront retail therapy.