Venice Walk Streets


Venice Walk Street to Mar Vista Ain Tract - 5 miles

Three people seen from behind walking down a secluded, greenery lined pathway

One of my loveliest routes and a cat lovers paradise. It covers all the walk streets above Abbot Kenney, the famed Venice Mosaic Tile House, a street dotted with telephone pole art, and the Mar Vista Ain Tract 

Before you go - This route is mostly flat and not challenging. Restrooms are non-existent. If you see an open porta-potty, use it. If you are porta-potty adverse you can make a detour on Lincoln to one of the businesses. You might have to buy something. The nearest restroom to the start/finish is at Lemonade on the corner of Abbot Kinney and Venice. You'll have to ask for the code.

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a frog sculpture attached to a telephone pole

a cat looking over a fence



It really easy to follow the route with the AllTrails app. 

Comments

  1. LynxoticJanuary 21, 2022 at 8:18 PM

    Good info, great walking route!

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  2. la chiave il flauto la decrescitaJanuary 23, 2022 at 11:38 AM

    nella prima foto si vedono dei bamboo bellissimi, ultimamente mi interessano perché mi diletto a costruire dei Shakuhaci

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