The famed Manhattan Beach Pier was closed on Saturday as towering waves crashed down on beaches across California.
The city of Manhattan Beach announced the closure on Saturday morning “due to high surf and hazardous wave conditions.”
“For public safety, pedestrian access is prohibited until further notice,” the city added. “Please avoid the area. Updates will be provided as conditions change.”
The closure comes as massive waves battered the coast from Southern California to the San Francisco Peninsula.
On Friday, authorities announced the closure of the Pismo Beach Pier in San Luis Obispo County due to “dangerously large” waves.
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