LA28 Olympics Venue Plan Includes Trestles for Surfing

The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will feature surfing competitions at Lower Trestles Beach, located on the border of San Diego and Orange counties. This venue, known for its consistent, quality waves, was chosen over Huntington Beach due to its natural appeal and history of hosting world-class surfing events. The announcement coincides with the unveiling of several other venues, including Dodger Stadium for baseball and Universal Studios for squash. Trestles Beach holds significant cultural value, having been immortalized in popular culture and cherished by surfers for decades. The decision to host surfing at this location underscores California's natural beauty, which will be showcased globally during the LA28 games. This development is part of a broader venue plan approved by the International Olympic Committee, reflecting Los Angeles' commitment to offering a world-class Olympic experience.