Leo Carillo State Park – Dan Blocker Beach loop from Neptune's Net

Leo Carillo State Park – Dan Blocker Beach loop from Neptune's Net

Hard

4.9

(1940)

15,838

riders

Leo Carillo State Park – Dan Blocker Beach loop from Neptune's Net

03:43

64.3km

1,220m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 15.1 km for 60 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

Get Directions

384 m

Neptune's Net

Highlight • Restaurant

Legendary roadside hangout to grab a bite while taking in the mix of surfer and motorbike scenes

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3.13 km

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.

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3.43 km

Leo Carillo State Park

Highlight • Beach

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 …

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15.1 km

Zuma Canyon

Highlight • Canyon

20.7 km

Escondido Beach

Highlight • Beach

Pretty and undeveloped quiet stretch of beach right off the Pacific Coast Hwy 1 without facilities or lifeguards. This access gate may be partly hidden by overhanging trees but it's …

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22.6 km

Dan Blocker Beach

Highlight • Beach

Dan Blocker Beach, a 15.2-acre stretch of bluff and beach with over a mile of ocean frontage, attracts surfers and divers. Visitors also go swimming, fishing, and soak up the …

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46.5 km

Great Views

Highlight • Viewpoint

There are super good views out over the Santa Monica Mountain range to be had from here. There are also many good views to be had along the road itself. …

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53.6 km

Decker Canyon Camp

Nature Reserve

56.9 km

Malibu Springs (NPS)

Nature Reserve

61.4 km

South Beach

Highlight • Beach

A direct hiking trail leads through a short tunnel from Leo Carillo parking area and campground to the beach. The South beach is forming a cove where the Arroyo Sequit reaches the ocean.

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64.3 km

End point

Parking

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