1. Photograph: Michael Juliano
    Photograph: Michael Juliano | Venice Beach.
  2. Photograph: Michael Juliano
    Photograph: Michael Juliano | Venice Beach.
  3. Photograph: Michael Juliano
    Photograph: Michael Juliano | Venice Beach.
  4. Photograph: Michael Juliano
    Photograph: Michael Juliano | Venice Beach.
  5. Photograph: Michael Juliano
    Photograph: Michael Juliano | Venice Beach.

Venice Beach and Boardwalk

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  • Venice
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Time Out says

People-watching is the raison d'être at Venice Beach, which effectively continues from the southern end of Santa Monica Beach without a break. Jump into the flow of the winding Venice Boardwalk, where you can skate or cycle, watch or play volleyball or basketball, and check out the pumped-up gym obsessives who work out at Muscle Beach. Surfers may want to opt out of the less than pristine waters with inconsistent waves. For a completely different side of Venice, take a stroll through the idyllic Venice Canals (centered around Venice Boulevard and Dell Avenue). Street parking is usually jammed, but there are several beachside lots.

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Venice Beach Half Marathon

Take a jog along the beach while raising money for local schools during the inaugural Venice Beach Half Marathon and 5K. Along the scenic route starting at 2600 Ocean Park Drive, participants will run down Ocean Front Walk, Venice and Abbot Kinney Boulevards and past Muscle Beach, the Canals and the old Venice Jail House—plus multiple entertainment spots, including a Grease performance at Venice High School—before finishing under the iconic Venice sign. There’s also a 1-Mile Junior or Family Dash and a .25-mile “Grunion Run” for kids.
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