Abalone Cove Shoreline Park Trail is a 64-acre Reserve with a State Ecological Preserve. The trail is 11.9 miles and 19 minutes away from Torrance, CA. …See more
On April 24 tired of being in lockdown in our home, we drove up the Southern California Coast. The temperature varied by by a few degrees, but I t was in the low 90’s F at the beach. A slight breez… Full review by citronjimmerz
Jan 13, 2020
The park contains ecological preserve and tide pools. Amazing rock tunnels where waves rush in and crash through. Enjoy the marine life but do not touch or take anything. Full review by russypooh
Dec 16, 2019
Enjoy Los Angeles, coastal scenery at its finest well worth the short commute if your in the nearby city’s. Depending what area you decide to hike street parking is free just make sure to read th… Full review by edrick20142014
Does anyone know how the tide pools here compare to tide pools near Malibu (Point Dume)?
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There's more tide pool options at abalone much more to see.. best thing to do is check the tide surf. Many more beautiful views and rocky surfaces to check out and explore.
Planning on visiting next week. Any tips? I read part of it is closed due to rocks falling--is it still worth it? Will we be able to see tide pools with the closure?
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Bring lots of water some of the trails can be difficult. Yes it's definitely worth it, you can see them from a distance they have lifeguards in duty to make sure no one goes by the falling …
Bring lots of water some of the trails can be difficult. Yes it's definitely worth it, you can see them from a distance they have lifeguards in duty to make sure no one goes by the falling rocks. The trails up top you can view them perfectly!
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