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Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
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We are sorry to announce that our Solstice Canyon webcam was destroyed in a fire. But, we will be adding other webcams, soon. So, come back and check at a later date.

There are other cameras throughout the Santa Monica Mountains that provide myriad different views.

The Watch the Water Coastal Monitoring Network provides daytime webcams of the Malibu Coast, along with 360 degree shots of the beach and mountains. Zuma and Surfrider are beaches in the recreation area, but the site other views along the Pacific South Coast. Provides great information whether you are planning a hike, to surf, or to just walk on the beach!

 
Point Dume view east from Zuma Beach.
Watch the Water Web Cam
At the middle of the Santa Monica Mountains Coast Line, the Point Dume webcam provided by Watch the Water, gives a 360 view of the mountains and ocean and is located next to Zuma Beach.

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Backbone trail hikes lead to views of mountains, canyons, and the Pacific Ocean.

Did You Know?
Piece by piece, a trail is forging its way along the "backbone" of the recreation area. California State Parks took the first step toward a 65-mile Backbone Trail in 1978. With 5 miles left to go, single track trails and fireroads will unite this patchwork of public parklands from east to west.
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Last Updated: December 17, 2009 at 00:00 MST