サンタモニカ山地のおすすめツーリングルート

This path is very curvy, I think on purpose to slow people down.

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.

Tucked in the Santa Monica Mountains near Agoura Hills, Malibou Lake is a private reservoir surrounded by rustic homes and hillsides dotted with oak trees. Created in 1922, the Medea and Triunfo creeks feed the reservoir, which sits adjacent to Malibu Creek State Park. The lake has a long history as a Hollywood filming location, most notably Frankenstein (1931)—the iconic scene of the monster and a little girl.

The Wood Canyon Vista and Backbone Trailhead has a picnic table and water source. There are no reliable water sources along the trails, so make sure you are prepared before starting.

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.

Marina del Rey is the largest man-made harbor in North America, accommodating at least 5,000 boats. As you pass through the harbor, its vast scale and economic significance are apparent. The harbor also gives its name to the neighborhood, which is traversed by the Marvin Braude Coastal Bike Trail.

The Ballona Creek Bike Path connects Syd Kronenthal Park with Venice Beach, following Ballona Creek the entire way. The path is partially shaded and well-connected, passing by the Ballona Wetlands Ecological Reserve and leading you to Marina del Rey.

Great bike path right next to the beach and promenade.