Top 3 Marin County Walks To Set You Right
Marin County is a natural playground replete redwood forests, coastline, bays, beaches, and trails. These natural spaces are the beating heart of the region, providing nature-lovers with room to ramble around the lush landscape.
One of the best ways to enjoy the abundant nature is to simply walk the trails. From flat scenic loops on Mt. Tamalpais to stairways and paths leading you through Mill Valley’s charming neighborhoods, Marin County delivers an extraordinary variety of hiking trails. Our three suggestions below will have you experiencing both grand views and charming neighborhoods.
Flat Hike With Views: East Peak Fire Lookout and Verna Dunshee Loop
East Peak Fire Lookout and Verna Dunshee Loop at the summit of Mt. Tamalpais award your upward journey 360 views of the Bay Area. The Verna Dunshee trail is paved and flat so you get all of that reward for no effort. Add on a quick 200 feet upward to elevate your view even more at the fire lookout.
All you need to know about East Peak Fire Lookout and Verna Dunshee Loop.
Tenessee Point Trail in the Marin Headlands is where you go when you want a easy coastal trail right on the edge with dramatic natural beauty, open views to the Pacific, and a squadron of pelicans guiding the way.
All you need to know about Tenessee Point Trail in the Marin Headlands here.
Best Way To Experience Mill Valley: Steps, Lanes, and Paths of Mill Valley
The 175 heritage Steps, Lanes, and Paths of Mill Valley offer a true insider’s look at the historic cottages, grand homes, pocket gardens, towering Redwoods of this quintessential Marin County town.
Download this guide or go here for links to a map and the Friends of Mill Valley Steps Lanes & Paths instagram feed.
See you out there!
