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This big 13-mile climb up Mount Palomar to the Palomar Observatory is designed for cyclists that want a challenging workout.
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The ride is iconic, beautiful, and a pretty great workout. It will take you from where the congested and traffic-light ridden Malibu ends and the unbelievably scenic Malibu begins.
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Griffith Park's Roads provides cyclists and road runners with a wide range of route options, from short and easy to long and hard.
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This difficult 22.5 mile bike route runs along the scenic Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, CA.
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This 3.3-mile loop was created for bikers, runners, and walkers, and provides a convenient access, beautiful scenery, and a great workout.
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This 38-mile bike trail is a diverse and worthwhile ride for long distance cyclists.
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This is a great path from inner city Los Angeles neighborhoods to the beach; enjoy the breeze on this classic LA route.
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This is a moderately difficult 7-mile paved trail through the Angeles National Forest.
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The 22-mile Marvin Braud Bike Trail is one of LA’s most popular and iconic places to get in a nice workout.
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A local skate park known for some serious skating.
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This climb takes your out of LA and into the Alps. Highway 39 is a meandering road with a pristine surface, views for miles, and a natural lake at the top.
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The Malibu experience: A smooth road with crazy fun corners and ocean views.
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A road ride with views and hills that will take your breath away.
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A road bike museum that happens the have great service and products.
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A local landmark with a variety of terrain that's ideal for cycling.
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Concrete skate park designed by legendary skateboarder Lance Mountain.
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A remote road with two punchy little climbs that take you to some amazing views.
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Road Biking Heaven in the San Gabriel Mountains.
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A short climb that takes you up towards up among the Hollywood Sign and the Griffith Observatory. Great views of LA on a road that is closed to cars.
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The best bike path in California; a pristine path along the coast that takes you from Ventura up into Santa Barbara County.
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A ride on the historic Mulholland Drive that takes you up past beautiful homes and into the views of the Hollywood Hills
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