Trestles (San Clemente)
Trestles, located at San Onofre State Beach in San Clemente, is one of the world's most celebrated surf breaks and will host Olympic surfing at LA 2028. This legendary wave has been the home of professional surfing competitions for decades, known for its consistent, high-quality waves that allow surfers to perform their most progressive maneuvers. After surfing's successful Olympic debut in Tokyo 2020, bringing the competition to Trestles—a mecca of American surf culture—is a fitting tribute to the sport's heritage. The cobblestone-bottom point break produces reliable, performance-quality waves that will showcase Olympic surfing at its finest.
Sports Hosted
Getting There
Address
San Onofre State Beach, San Clemente, CA
33.3786, -117.5931
Public Transit
Metrolink's Orange County Line stops at San Clemente Pier station, but the beach requires additional transport. Olympic shuttle services expected from the station.
Driving
From I-5, exit at Basilone Road (southbound) or Cristianitos Road (northbound). Parking is limited at San Onofre State Beach—arrive very early or use shuttles.
Parking
Extremely limited state beach parking. During Olympics, expect remote parking with shuttle service. Do not plan to park at the beach itself.
Rideshare
Limited access due to beach location. Designated drop-off areas will be established for Olympic events.
Accessibility
Beach terrain presents challenges. Olympic viewing areas will include accessible options. Beach wheelchairs may be available. Check LA28 accessibility services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about visiting Trestles (San Clemente) during LA 2028.
Venue Info
- Zone
- Orange County
- Capacity
- Public viewing areas
- Sports Count
- 1 sport
Data Sources
- •LA28 Games Plan