Pacific Coast Highway

  Pacific Coast Highway runs along the coast of Los Angeles, offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Built in the early 1930s, this scenic route, also known as California State Route 1, serves as a vital connection between numerous beachfront communities and attractions. The highway stretches approximately 655 miles along the California coast, providing access to landmarks such as the iconic Malibu beaches and the rolling hills of the Santa Monica Mountains. During the summer months, visitors can enjoy picturesque sunsets while driving or biking along its winding paths, with opportunities to spot diverse marine life. Outdoor enthusiasts can stop at various parks and beaches, making it a popular choice for both locals and tourists looking to experience California's coastal charm.