Our Top 10 Local Marin Hikes

Finding a new hike can be a workout in itself; from finding parking to finding that perfect hike. We’ve compiled 10 fabulous hike that shouldn’t be missed in beautiful Marin along with links on how to get there. Happy hiking!
Chimney Rock
4 miles, 100 feet of elevation gain, moderate congestion, stunning
Point Reyes vista. Google Maps Link
Palomarin to Bass Lake
5.2 miles, 320 feet of elevation gain, moderate congestion, secluded summer swimming hole. Google Maps Link
Palomarin to Alamere Falls
8.2 miles, 600 feet of elevation gain, moderate congestion, ends at a waterfall flowing into the ocean. Google Maps Link
Coastal Trail, Pantoll to West Ridgecrest Blvd.
5.4 miles, 200 feet of elevation gain, low congestion, panoramic vistas from Mt. Tam State Park over the Pacific. Google Maps Link
Coastal Trail, Rodeo Beach to Muir Beach
13.1 miles, 3,528 feet of elevation gain, high congestion, explores beaches, coves and rugged coastal bluffs. Google Maps Link

Muir Woods via Deer Park Fire Road
4.3 miles, 860 feet of elevation gain, moderate congestion, backdoor trail into Muir Woods. Google Maps Link
Sky Trail Loop, Bear Valley to Mount Wittenberg
7 miles, 1,291 feet of elevation gain, moderate congestion, a portal to Point Reyes lesser known country. Google Maps Link
Steep Ravine Trail to Dipsea Trail Loop
3.4 miles, 950 feet of elevation gain, moderate congestion, diverse loop with redwood-filled ravines and coastal views. Google Maps Link
Loma Alta
5.7 miles, 1,177 feet of elevation gain, low congestion, solitude in Marin’s hilltop interior. Google Maps Link
East Peak via Hogback + Fern Creek Trail
4 miles, 1,600 feet of elevation gain, moderate congestion, direct route to Marin’s tallest peak. Google Maps Link

