Several decades ago, there was a landslide causing all the houses on the cliff to fall into the ocean. Now what’s left are ruins of roads, broken pipes, and beautiful graffiti art.
501-739 W Paseo Del Mar San Pedro , CA 90731 United States
A housing tract built by over-zealous developers that crumbled into the ocean in 1929. You can still see sidewalk and other debris under the waves. Get around the fence during the day and be careful.
Perfect place for a date! Watch out for cops though, and don't forget to grab one beer to share while enjoying the view .
Best entrance is left of park , if you're skinny enough to fit through locked gate
I love it! It's like a little bot of civilization that nature found a way to take back.
Raw evidence of how good intentions end with broken roads crumbling into the sea.
Scratch that. Best entrance is off bended gate bars at Shepard and carolina
Park at Point Fermin and hop that fence !
Walk the fence til the gap. Watch for broken glass & check out the tide pools . Low tide is best. Don't get sucked out.
Just walk around the fence over the cliff by the park
You gotta find your way in
Get out of here before dark.
Beautiful view of the beach from overlooking a cliff.. there is also a cool little hang out spot overlooking the beach from the other side of the fence on the left side of the park - Bryan Carrel
It's incredibly beautiful, and the bell is awesome. It's on a cliff that just gives it a special place. - Moe Shehata
Picnic, go for a jog or just sit and lose yourself. - Los Angeles