Natural Bridges State Beach is a 65-acre park in Santa Cruz, California, that offers incredible outdoor recreation and animal observation opportunities. It is known for its naturally occurring stone bridges, which were carved by the Pacific Ocean into the coast. The beach features a variety of species such as shorebirds, gulls, monarch butterflies, and even whales can be seen during migratory periods. Visitors are able to swim, go surfing, kayaking, wind surfing, and fishing - or enjoy nature walks and picnics. In addition, there are regular guided tours of the tidal pools, Monarch Butterfly Nature Preserve, and general nature walks, making it an ideal destination for any outdoor enthusiast.

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