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Malibu Road departs from the Pacific Coast Highway and travels down closer to the water. This is a great way for cyclists to avoid the busy highway while also being able to admire the view with less traffic to worry about.

Leo Carillo has it all: rolling hills and trails climbing higher into the coastal range, a large campground with good facilities, and access to the beach on the other side of Highway 1, forming a cove where Arroyo Sequit reaches the ocean.

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.

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.

Neptunes nest is an infamous seafood restaurant with excellent views of the Pacific and beach. Its a perfect spot to take a break and enjoy the views whilst having a bite to eat.

Escondido Beach in California entices cyclists with its secluded cove and pristine shoreline. Tucked away from the bustle, it offers a serene spot for riders to unwind, bask in the sun, and take a refreshing dip in the Pacific Ocean. The stunning coastal scenery provides a picturesque backdrop for a peaceful break.

Leo Carrillo State Park is a 2,513-acre park on the Malibu coast and is part of the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. It offers swimming, surfing, fishing, as well as an inland campground and backcountry hiking trails.

Point Mugu State Park is located in the Santa Monica Mountains and offers five miles of ocean shoreline, rugged hills, grassy valleys, and two major river canyons. The park also includes the jagged pinnacles of the Boney Mountains State Wilderness Area.