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09-14-2012, 03:43 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2010
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yes... i did a drive through all around palos verdes, the only other route are non paved small tiny and a loooooooonnnnnggggggg waaaaaaayyy down........ there also another way down through terrenea hotel, but the whole area is under MLPA and you have paddle the same distance to get to rocky pt.
lunada cove only has a 100ft drop no stairs.
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09-14-2012, 03:59 PM
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Location: San Pedro
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Matt there are more than a couple "trails" down the cliffs but you wouldn't want to haul your kayak down them let alone up them.
Bluff Cove has one that divers and surfers use all the time, but again a kayak even with an extremely light load would be very difficult. Luanda Bay has goat trails, fine with only a surf board under your arm. Malaga is your best shot towards Rocky Point especially if you plan on going for a dark launch. Terranea does have the closure to the north but going south is a great trip and can be fishy
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