Newport Beach closes park next to famed Wedge during coronavirus outbreak Share this: ... begins in West Newport Beach at the end of 36th Street and runs about three miles down the Balboa Peninsula.

The City of Newport Beach announced that surfing will be prohibited at the Wedge between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. beginning Friday, and the adjacent beach area will also be closed to discourage public ...

Newport Beach firefighters made the recommendation after seeing large crowds of surfers and spectators at the Wedge this week in violation of the Gov. Gavin Newsom's stay-at-home order to attempt ...

Newport’s Wedge is still a sandy hook A body surfer takes off on one of the huge waves at the Wedge in Newport Beach, off the rocky jetty at the tip of Balboa Peninsula. (Mark Boster / Los ...

The beach and sand dunes east of B Street on Balboa Peninsula in Newport Beach where the city of Newport Beach is developing a plan to protect the Western snowy plover where it can have a safe ...

Crowds gather on Balboa Peninsula to watch the big ... Newport’s Wedge lives up to its reputation: 1 hurt in thundering surf. Surfers slide down a huge wave Wednesday at the Wedge in Newport Beach.

The Wedge is ranked #2 out of 14 things to do in Newport Beach. See pictures and our ... Located near the harbor entrance at the very end of the Balboa Peninsula, you can access The Wedge for free ...

NEWPORT BEACH (CBSLA) — Surfers flocked to The Wedge in Newport Beach Tuesday to catch the big waves crashing along the shore. Waves are expected to reach as high as 15 feet.

The Wedge in Newport Beach, California, the famous closeout barrel, was creeping in to the 10- 15-foot range. Surfers were on it. And so were the cameras.

Double lot in Newport Beach’s Balboa Peninsula asks $36M. The Wedge House, which overlooks prime surf spot, could break neighborhood record ...

If you're in the Newport Beach, California area, you might be thinking of surfing The Wedge. This surf spot is known for having the most challenging waves in Southern California and probably the ...