Showing posts with label Marin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marin. Show all posts

Monday, July 10, 2017

Hiking Tiburon Part 1 of 2 - Tiburon, CA

June 20, 2017

 

Hiking beautiful Tiburon peninsula! Views are amazing from every spot in town! This quaint and easygoing town offers wonderful hikes with incredible vistas and local history.

Hike up Tiburon Open Space Preserve for breathtaking views...SF Bay and the city, Angel Island, Golden Gate Bridge, Mt. Tam, Richmond Bridge and Bay Bridge with east side cities. There is a big tree called Hippie Tree with a rope swing. "Hippie Tree"....the origin of the name is unknown(?), but you'll be likely inspired by amazing views seen from there.

Trekking along the shoreline via Old Rail Trail from Blackie's Pasture and through McKegney Field to the east end of the Tiburon peninsula is another way to explore the beauty of the peninsula and its old history....fantastic views, historic Ark Row and beautiful homes in Belvedere as you hike along the bay. Read information boards along the trail for interesting history of Tiburon. You can also take a ferry to Angel Island or to the city if you want to extend your adventure.

 

Hiking Tiburon Part 2 of 2:
https://youtu.be/u_QEauNOVwk

 

 Video by Lifeisamt

Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Mt. Tamalpais Trojan Point - Mill Valley, CA



November 18, 2016

 

Hiked Matt Davis Trail - Coastal Trail from Trojan Point. It's my favorite trail in Mt. Tam for spectacular ocean views and SF Bay Area. Mt. Tam is one of the most popular local hikes in Marin, perhaps next to Tennessee Valley. It offers diversified hikes with various terrains through forests and open space. Ocean views along the trails are amazing. There are many trails interconnecting in Mt. Tam and its vicinity including Muir Woods, Muir Beach, Stinson Beach and part of California Coastal trail system which spans the entire CA coast and Oregon.  You can explore Mt. Tam for a quick workout, day hike or multi-day hike. Options are so many to choose from. Designated camp sites available for overnight.

For more info about Mt. Tam hiking, go to Friends of Mt. Tam. 






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