Long Beach Shoreline Walk

The Long Beach Shoreline Walk stretches 6.5 km (4.1 mi) along the golden sands of the Pacific coast. It’s a flat, paved trail, making it perfect for prams, strollers, walkers, and even casual cyclists. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing family stroll or a scenic run, this walk has something for everyone.

The trail runs from Shoreline Marina to Belmont Shore, offering stunning views of the coastline and the city skyline. Along the way, you’ll pass the historic Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier, a perfect spot for photos or a short break. You might even catch a local fisherman or see a few pelicans gliding above the water.

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Easy Walking for Families

The pathway is multiuse, with a designated lane for walkers, so it’s safe and easy for families with young children or kids on bikes. The flat surface means you won’t need to worry about steep hills or tricky terrain. Along the route, there are plenty of cafés, restaurants, and ice cream shops—ideal for a snack or coffee stop mid-walk.

If you’re exploring more local paths, check out our guide to other family-friendly pram walks.

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Wildlife and Local Sights

While this walk is mostly urban, you can spot some interesting wildlife. Look out for seabirds like pelicans, gulls, and occasionally herons near the water. The area around the pier is especially lively, with people fishing and local boats moving in and out of the marina.

For more details about visiting Long Beach and local attractions, visit Visit Long Beach.

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Parking and Amenities

Parking is easy near Shoreline Marina and throughout Belmont Shore. With cafes, eateries, and even small parks along the way, you can make your walk as short or long as you like. Many families stop for ice cream or a light lunch at Belmont Shore before heading back.

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Dogs and Safety

Dogs on leads are welcome along the path, but be mindful of other walkers and cyclists. Always keep an eye on little ones and bikes, especially near busier sections.

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Tips for Your Walk

• Wear comfortable shoes and bring water.

• Take binoculars for birdwatching.

• Stop at the pier for photos or a rest.

• Respect other walkers, cyclists, and dogs.

• Keep prams and bikes on the designated lanes.