What's Happening

WORLD BICYCLE DAY - Thurs., 6/3
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY - Sat., 6/5
FLAG DAY - Mon., 6/14
JUNETEENTH DAY - Sat., 6/19
​FATHER'S DAY - Sun., 6/20
SUMMER SOLSTICE - Sun., 6/20
MEMORIAL DAY - Mon., 5/31

BIRTH FLOWER:  Rose, Honeysuckle
​​​​​​​BIRTHSTONE:  Pearl, Moonstone, Alexandrite

POPULAR MARIN COUNTY HIKES

There is no better time to get outdoors and revel in the beauty that surrounds us! The benefits to our state of mind from a brief walk in nature are immense. Here are a few hikes to check out – look for me on Ring Mountain!

Easy
Ring Mountain (2.7 mi.)
Verna Dunshee (1.3 mi., paved)
Pt. Reyes Lighthouse (1.3 mi.)

Moderate
Marin Headlands, Hill 88 (3.9 mi.)
Marin Headlands, Ft. Cronkite Loop (2.7 mi.)
Mount Burdell (5.2 mi.)
Mt. Tam - Old Railroad Grade to East Peak (6.8 mi.)
Phoenix Lake/Bald Hill Loop (5.5 mi.)

Challenging
The Dipsea Trail (7 mi.)
Mt. Tam - South Side Ramble (6.6 mi.)

MARIN'S BEST BEACHES
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• ​​​​​​​Stinson Beach - Gorgeous, quintessential long stretch of white sandy beach. One of the most popular/busiest beaches in Northern California.
  
  
• Bolinas Beach - North of Stinson via. Hwy. 1 via. Olema Bolinas Rd. (locals remove town signs).
  
  
• Muir Beach - Windy, coarse sand, great spot for whale-watching and one of the few remaining beaches to allow bonfires.  Dogs allowed.
  
  
• Tennessee Cove Beach | Mill Valley - Accessed by a 2-mi. hike from trailhead/parking lot, passing a small freshwater pond.
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• Rodeo Beach | 3 mi. NW of GGB - Windswept, exhilarating with a shoreline of red and green pebbles.  Ideal for kite-flying, watching the roaring Pacific Ocean.  Dogs allowed.
  
  
• Limantour Beach | Pt. Reyes National Seashore, West Marin - Calm, wide beach stretching for 3 miles, bound by an estuary; a bountiful wildlife area replete with shorebirds, harbor seals, gray whales...
  

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