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Huntington Beach Sunrise Canvas Prints
Huntington Beach Sunrise Canvas Prints
The Huntington Beach Pier is located at Pacific Coast Highway and Main Street, in the heart of downtown Huntington Beach. It is free and open to the public daily from 5 am to midnight. Please note dogs, bicycles, skateboards, and smoking are not allowed on the pier. The pier is frequented by sport fishermen as well as surfing spectators. Ruby's Diner is located at the end of the pier. Mostly used by locals and tourists for strolls and scenic views, the curfew for the pier is at midnight, which is two hours after the beach closes. During these times, beach patrols clear the area and disallow people from entering the pier. Prohibited on the pier are riding bikes and skateboards, smoking, and possession and/or consumption of drugs or alcohol. Thanks to historic surf-riding demonstrations in the waves alongside the pier by legendary Hawaiian watermen George Freeth and Duke Kahanamoku, this landmark is an integral part of Huntington Beach surfing lore. Rebuilt after two storms in the 1980s, today's pier stretches 1,850 feet into the Pacific Ocean, making it one of the longest piers on the West Coast. It's the symbolic heart of Huntington Beach, a place where locals and visitors come out to watch surfers and savor the splendor of the coast - especially at sunset.
