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Shoreline Pedestrian Bike Path
This multi-use trail is a pleasant journey along the coast.
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Shoreline Pedestrian Bike Path Details
This multi-use trail is a pleasant journey along the coast. It travels for 4.5-miles from downtown Long Beach to Belmont Shore, boasting sweeping views of the ocean and sun-soaked shores for the entire trip. You will also catch glimpses of the Palos Verdes and San Gabriel River. One of the best things about this trail is its size. Spanning 17-feet across, the path can accommodate all types of outdoor enthusiasts. There are two 6-foot-wide bike lanes (one running in both directions) and a 5-foot wide pedestrian path.
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Nearby Parks Around Shoreline Pedestrian Bike Path
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Shoreline Pedestrian Bike Path
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5.1 mi away
USS Iowa
Although this ship now permanently resides at the Port of Los Angeles, she was once a powerful Navy battleship during WWII, the Korean War, and the Cold War.
7.0 mi away
Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge
Over 900 acres of coast, tidal mudflat, a system of channels, and salt marsh habitats make up the refuge.
9.6 mi away
Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
This birding destination right off the Pacific Coast Highway makes it easy to spend the day looking for rare winged creatures.
11.0 mi away
Bolsa Chica State Beach
Enjoy a day of sun and surf when you come to this beautiful beach north of Huntington Beach in Orange County.
11.5 mi away
Huntington Central Park
Orange Countys largest city-owned park attracts many birds migrating along the Pacific Flyaway.
