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GENERAL SITESMUSEUMSAdamson
House and Malibu Lagoon Museum GOLF Malibu
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PARKS & RECREATIONCharmlee Nature Preserve A 524-acre natural area in West Malibu that is the largest single piece of natural open space within the city boundaries. The park features many different plant communities and hiking trails, as well as a small Nautre Study Center with educational displays, live animals and a large mural. Programs include school field trips, full moon hikes, natural history classes, artist days and other special events. Malibu Bluffs park is a six acre community park and is the main facility for recreational activities in Malibu. The Park houses Malibu Little League and AYSO Soccer, and features two baseball diamonds, soccer filed, open grass area and trail access to the beach. The Michael Landon Community Center features an activity room, meeting room and small kitchen, available to rent for weddings, parties or meetings. Malibu Equestrian Center The Equestrian Center features two riding rings, a picnic area and restrooms. This facility is permitted for horse shows and open to the public for practice and pleasure riding. Solstice
Canyon Point Mugu State Park, located in the Santa Monica Mountains, features five miles of ocean shoreline, with rocky bluffs, sandy beaches, sand dunes, rugged hills and uplands, two major river canyons and wide grassy valleys dotted with sycamores, oaks and a few native walnuts. There are more than 70 miles of hiking trails. The beach also features swimming, body surfing and surf fishing. The 15,000-acre park includes the jagged pinnacles of the Boney Mountains State Wilderness Area. Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area Santa Monica Mountains rise above Los Angeles, widen to meet the
curve of Santa Monica Bay and reach their highest peaks facing the
ocean, forming a beautiful and multi-faceted landscape. Santa Monica
Mountains National Recreation Area is a cooperative effort that
joins federal, state and local park agencies with private preserves
and landowners to protect the natural and cultural resources of
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