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Marin at home
THE INSIDER'S GUIDE TO LIVING WELL IN MARIN COUNTY
1. Best View - Mount Livermore via Northbridge - Sunset Trails Loop - Angel Island State Park
- Picnic site at 788 Foot Peak
- 360 Degree view of Bay Area
- Hike: 4 miles
- Rating: 6
2. Best Waterfall - Cataract Trail to Laurel Dell Picnic Area - Marin Municipal Water District
- Lush canyon
- Water flow in winter
- Wildflowers in spring
- Trail can be slippery
- Wear good sturdy shoes
- Hike: 2.6 miles
- Rating: 8
3. Most Challenging - Matt Davis - Dipsea - Steep Ravine Loop - Mt. Tamalpais State Park
- Great workout
- Views of Pacific Ocean and Hills
- Parking Fee: $4.00
- Hike: 7.0 miles
- Rating: 8
- 3 Hours ascent and descent
4. Best for Dogs - Kehoe Beach - Point Reyes National Seashore
- Easy hike for dogs (even older ones)
- Beach
- Popular for dogs
- Dogs on leash
- South part of Kehoe Beach closed to dogs during Snowy Plover nesting season (March 15 - September 15)
- Hike: 1.2 miles
- Rating: 2
5. Best Family Hike - Lake Lagunitas - Marin Municipal Water District
- Easy hour walk around the lake
- Great beginning for kids
- Watch feeding trout
- See turtles
- Fishing license needed for those over 16
- Lunch at Redwood Grove Picnic area
- Hike: 1.3 miles
- Rating: 1
- Be alone in the mountains
- Climb to the 1,558 foot summit
- 12 Miles of trails
- Ranchlike hills
- See from Mount Diablo to Sonoma County to the Bay
- Hike: 5.6 miles
- Rating: 5
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