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Hikes in Marin
Rodeo Valley to Bobcat Trail Loop
Marin Headlands
5.0 miles
This hike is pretty monotonous but then surprises you with a grove of eucalyptus trees wrapped in ivy.
Oakwood Valley Trail Out & Back
Marin Headlands
2.4 miles
This hike starts off gentle, then climbs up steeply to Alta Trail, where there’s a nice view.
Tennessee Valley Trail to the Beach
Marin Headlands
3.4 miles
This hike out to Tennessee Beach is easy and popular, but the highlight is the beach itself.
Jepson Trail to Pebble Beach Loop
Tomales Bay State Park
2.6 miles
This hike in an oft-overlooked state park takes you up and down a hill, to quiet Pebble Beach, and then along the bay to more popular Heart’s Desire Beach.
Bootjack to Ben Johnson Loop
Muir Woods National Monument
6.5 miles
This challenging hike out of Muir Woods into Mount Tam State Park carries you along Redwood Creek, then winds through redwood forests back down into the valley.
Miwok Trail to Pirates Cove Loop
Marin Headlands
7.0 miles
This hike has some serious climbing up and down hills, but the views from Pirates Cove Trail draw real crowds.
Loop Around Lake Lagunitas
Marin Municipal Water District
1.8 miles
This short loop around the lake is easy, mostly shaded, and comes with surprise redwoods!
Bear Valley to Divide Meadow Out & Back
Point Reyes National Seashore
3.2 miles
If you ever want a relaxing hike at an easy-to-get-to, easy-to-park-at trailhead, nothing beats Bear Valley Trail.
3 Amazing Accessible Trails in Marin’s Federal Parks
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