Built in 1925, one of the last remaining beachfront coasters in America, the Giant Dipper is a true classic. Beware, these pics tend to be a bit on the large size.

ENJOY ONE OF BELMONT PARK'S FAMOUS HAPPY MEALS	FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, IT WASN'T PARTICULARLY SUNNY	73 FEET UP, ABOUT TO ENTER THE MAELSTROM
THE ONLY GOOD REASON TO CUT DOWN TREES	THIS IS A SHARP TURN. THEN AGAIN, MOST OF THEM ARE	EVEN THESE LITTLE HILLS FREAK PEOPLE OUT
THE GIFT SHOP IS ALSO A MINI-MUSEUM. WHO SAYS HISTORY IS BORING?	DURING THE RIDE, CRESTING A HILL	GOING VERY FAST, JUST TRYING TO HANG ON
I STILL HAVE NO IDEA WHERE I TOOK THIS FROM	THE FIRST DROP, AN IMPOSSIBLY WILD TURN	MISSION BEACH, FROM THE TOP OF THE HILL
IT'S NOT THAT DANGEROUS	THOSE WACKY SIGNMAKERS	THIS IS A COMPLEX STRUCTURE
A TREE AND A COASTER	I ENJOY HANGING OUT IN PARKING LOTS	THESE ARE MY FAVORITE KINDS OF COASTER PICS
YEP, SURE DO LIKE THEM PARKING LOTS	STRAIGHT ON TILL MORNING	SCENES OF EXTREME VIOLENCE
OOH. A TUNNEL. SCARY.	THE FIRST HILL, FROM INSIDE THE PARK	INTIMIDATION.
THE FIRST THING YOU SEE UPON WALKING INTO BELMONT PARK. HAVE FUN.