The West end of the beach is rocky cobblestone that forms a natural tide-pool when the tide is out. Unless the tide is out you can’t get very far by continuing on to the West. The rocky shore gives way to stretches of sandy beaches.
Finally, the correct way in and out. Truth be told, the first few steps weren’t much easier that the wrong path I took on the way down.
First time visitors to the beach heading down the path in flip flops. Flip flops are good way to break you ankle as you get close to the bottom.
One last look at the ocean before the path back to the car.
It’s tempting not to pay the parking machine but the Park Rangers make frequent stops.
This is my second post into the Weekly WordPress Photo Challenge Signs.
It’s okay to walk on the grass, just don’t pick the flowers!
This morning I set out to take Decker Canyon from Westlake Village to the ocean. To the best of my knowledge Westlake Village Blvd. ends at Protero Road. If you keep going straight you are now on Decker Canyon. Portions of the road also is part of Mulholland Drive.
Decker Canyon is not for everyone. The hairpin turns and steep elevation changes make it a favorite for motorcyclist and road cyclists.
Who you gonna call? Not emergency services that’s for sure.
I am one fr getting out of the car and doing a little exploring. This steep service road led to an amazing view.
If this little property looks familiar than you may have seen it on an episode of American Pickers. There is a complete mock town in there.
Deep into horse country.
I did not notice this at first but there are two small signs to either side of the gate. The sign on the left is a gun and it reads we don’t call 911 and the one on the right is a torso head target image that read there is nothing inside worth diving for. It is riddled with a few bullet holes.
The Backbone Trail crosses the length of the Sana Monica Mountains. The trail is broken down into multiple segments. One day I might try and do the trail. Today was not that day.
As Yogi Berra was quoted “When You Come to a Fork in the Road, Take It!“. I stayed to the left on Decker.
So why was the trip to the Pacific Ocean via Decker Canyon sidetracked? I saw a sign for Charmlee Wilderness Park and my ADD licked in and went in a different direction….
This is the first time I have linked my WordPress site to Facebook. I hope it works right! 🙂
This is my post into the Weekly WordPress Photo Challenge Signs.
This little bridge is on a fire road so it capable of supporting much more than it seems capable of.
SoCal Walking Photography 