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La Piedra State Beach

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Beautiful spot for beach cruising, but also had good on a quiet weekday afternoon for guys who just check out the parking lot. I parked and walked out to check out the view down to the beach and this guy got out of his truck -- the only other vehicle there -- and lurked on the trail behind me, just barely hidden from public view. He started rubbing a big bulge in his 501s. Hot married 40-something man's man. Pulled out a rock hard red and motioned me over to pull out mine. Good hands, great stoker. And big loads of .... then zip up, dust off and drive out.

Best time
Weekdays -- mid afternoons and evenings.
Crowd
Surfers, teenagers and married dudes.
Watch out
Public beach and lot.
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Where exactly

Go north from LA on Pacific Coast Highway past Malibu and Zuma. La Piedra is the next beach lot after El Matador. Cross street: PCH btwn Encinal & Decker Canyon

Cruisiest spot: The south of the beach connects to the north end of El Matador. This lot is quieter than El Matador and there is a very small patch of brushy trails that go to the bluff.

When to go

Weekdays -- mid afternoons and evenings.

Etiquette

Cruise the lot, the short trails to the bluff and then the beach.

Nudity: Yes / Can get ticketed for nude sunbathing, but lots of people peel down.

Safety

Public beach and lot. Mixed crowd, expecially on weekends. Be cool. People who want to play will make it clear, just be discreet.

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Visitor

Hello all! So, I was there on a recent Saturday, in the early afternoon. The cave is, well, hidden, but not hidden. It's what divides La Piedra from El Matador (I believe). If you are at one beach, walk toward the other. If it looks like you can't walk any farther, just hop around the small rocks, and you will find the cave. It's huge. You can't miss it. However, if you didn't know it was a cave, you may just assume that it was part of the bluff. I was there for about 1/2 hour. An old troll try to cruise me, and then there was a hot guy laying out that didn't want me. :-( My major complaint is that, for a Saturday, I would've expected a bit more traffic. That cave seems like a blast, under the right conditions! Any suggestions as to better times?

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Visitor

Was there today, a nice looking guy with tan shorts & white boxers was there, if you read this, let me know when you're going to go again would love to check you out again, you can send me an email on this site or post here and I'll watch out for it. Was kinda quiet today but good too :-)

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This place was great many people playing this past weekend.

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