サンタモニカ山地周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

現在、Eagel RockからParker Mesaまでは非常に砂が多いです。

This beach extends for almost two miles along the shore, with a nice bike path, walkway, playground equipment, and volleyball courts. Do check the current restrictions, because as of now (June 2025), the beach is closed due to its proximity to the staging site for recovery from the Palisades fire.

While bike paths through Malibu are 'here now" and suddenly gone and you're in traffic, there are few places as pleasant to visit by bicycle as Malibu. Be sure to bike up Malibu Road, but if you're adventurous and in good shape, take the bottom of Mulholland rd (from far north of Malibu) up to the valley side of the canyon. You can then reward yourself with a long downhill ride on curvy Decker. (You'll be on your breaks for miles). This is a great town to lunch, coffee or just watch the waves.

This sandy beach is perfect for sunbathing and swimming, with over 3 miles of frontage and 103 acres of space. It’s family-friendly, featuring volleyball courts, picnic tables, and offers activities like surfing, surf fishing, sailing, and windsurfing. Named after actor Will Rogers, it has a historical connection to his fame in the 1930s.

West Mandeville Fire Road is a 3.7-mile trail located on the eastern edge of Topanga State Park. This popular, steep trail climbs from Santa Monica to Mulholland Drive and San Vicente Mountain Park, offering sweeping views of the city, mountains, and adjcent canyons. The wide fire road is ideal for biking, but is not a technical trail. It is popular with horseback riders and and hikers, so be on the look out for them. There is little shade so it can get hot, but this means that you get great views! The trail can be accessed from Mandeville Canyon Park in Santa Monica at the staging area at the end of Westridge Road, with access on the west side of the lot.

a beautiful bicycle highway like you would wish for here in Germany. There are several restaurant options and opportunities for beach visits right along the Pacific coast

The Marvin Braude bike path runs along the Pacific Coast for more than 35 kilometers in Los Angeles County. Away from the cars, it's a real treat to drive there. Along the way, you can stop at one of the many intersecting beaches.

The Parker Mesa Overlook is located in Topanga State Park and provides a breathtaking view of Santa Monica Bay and the Pacific Ocean. From this high vantage point, you can take in the beautiful coastline spanning from Palos Verdes to Malibu, with nothing but blue ocean in between. This is an ideal spot to watch the sunset and enjoy an expansive view of the coast and the LA basin.