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’ll admit it, UFO hunting isn’t for everyone. In fact, most people will find the activity absolutely ridiculous. But for those that do believe that there is intelligent life out there (myself included), nothing beats spending an exciting evening at a UFO hotspot. Even if you don’t actually see a UFO, the experience of simply being out there makes it all worthwhile.

Here are some notable UFO Hotspots:

Topanga Canyon

Grab your camping gear and head up to Topanga State Park in Malibu. One of the more popular UFO Hotspots in Southern California, there has been a considerable number of UFO sightings reported in the park at various hours of the night.

Located in the Santa Monica Mountains, Topanga State Park features 36 miles of trails, a plethora of recreational opportunities, and breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean.

Other Southern California Hotspots

There have been plenty of sightings along the Pacific Coast in Long Beach, Palos Verdes, Santa Monica, and Catalina. Most people have reported seeing the UFO’s diving in and out of the water.

Before You Go

Before going out on your UFO adventure, I would suggest checking the weather to ensure clear skies – otherwise, you’ll have a pretty tough time seeing the stars, let alone a UFO. Also, I highly recommend that you bring along some binoculars (the higher the magnification power the better). You can purchase a decent pair of binoculars for about $50-$100.