If you travel the Ventura-Ojai path, please take and post photos. I lived
in the area briefly (Santa Paul/Ojai/Ventura) but it was very long ago and
I'd like to see what the amenities look like now -- certainly there was no
cycling infrastructure in 1979. Who knows, I am hoping ("hoping;" it's not
her first or second or fifth choice) my daughter will attend Thomas Aquinas
College in Santa Paula in 2019, and I may have a chance to try the path
out. We'll see.

On Tue, Jan 15, 2019 at 7:25 PM Leah Peterson <[email protected]>
wrote:

> You are all the BEST. I am looking through the SoCal options now and am
> really excited about a couple of them - The Marvin Braude bike path is
> especially enticing since there is so much to see. Also, the Ventura-Ojai
> path and possibly Irvine. Wow! I’ll talk it over with my beloved yahoos
> (who will be reluctant because that’s a LOT of biking) and then pour it on
> thick next month for my birthday if we don’t make it this weekend. That’s
> fair, right? I may have questions about some of the trails, but I’ll try to
> email you privately so as not to bombard everyone with them.
> Thanks again, friends!
> Leah
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jan 15, 2019, at 5:59 PM, Ed Carolipio <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Thumbs up on the Marvin Braude bike path to the west of Los Angeles, which
> is in my neck of the woods.
>
> We usually park at Miramar Park, in Torrance. Parking's not free but it's
> relatively inexpensive and is for the day. Caution though there's a steep
> walk down to Torrance Beach from the parking lot. From there, it's just a
> matter of choosing where you want to turn around: most adults and big kids
> can make it to Manhattan Beach pier easily, Dockweiler (LAX) with a bit of
> a push, Venice with motivation, and Santa Monica with ambition. The path
> gets wonky right before Hermosa (there may be stairs involved) and around
> Marina Del Rey (a detour into the edge of the city) so check Google Maps on
> the route.
>
> You'll encounter minimal car traffic throughout, and in the winter
> probably not very much foot or bike traffic. It's relatively flat but you
> may have to content with a headwind. Lots of potential stops along the way
> to rest, to grab a bite to eat, or to sightsee and take pictures. (There
> are lots of public restrooms along the way: as a guy I never minded them
> but my sister seemed to always be leery.)
>
> [Pictures show Dockweiler -> Hermosa Beach -> Redondo Beach marina, which
> is from north to south on the path.]
>
> --Ed C.
>
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>
>
>
> On Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at 1:04:59 PM UTC-8, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
> wrote:
>>
>> I did not realize this would be a long weekend. After it dawned on us
>> that there is no school Monday, we are considering packing up and driving
>> to CA for a mini-vacation. I would love it to be a bike trip, but I love
>> biking more than anyone else in my family, and you know how that goes - you
>> gotta consider the other yahoos you live with. Does anyone have any
>> suggestions for dazzling places to bike in southern or central CA? Heck,
>> maybe even northern Cal.
>>
>> Wish List:
>> 1. Protected bike path so we all come home alive.
>> 2. Along a water source (living in the desert, if we can ride by/to/along
>> a lake or river or ocean, we’re in raptures!)
>> 3. Not too hilly (because the yahoos will protest and want to quit early)
>>
>> I realize this is a rather dreamy (unrealistic?) wish list but if such
>> paradise existed, someone on this Calfiornia-heavy List would definitely
>> know.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Leah
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