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Marin Headlands Gallery
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The Marin Headlands houses an amazing richness of history and biological diversity due to the variety of habitats and unique geology of the area.
Discover the many cultures that have called the Marin Headlands home, from the Miwok Indians to the American Military and everything in between. Enjoy a hike through our varied trails, including dog-friendly Rodeo Beach, and take in the astonishing views of the Pacific Coast and San Francisco. Take a drive along Conzelman Road from the northern foot of the Golden Gate Bridge to Point Bonita. This five-mile road offers breathtaking views of San Francisco and the Pacific Ocean. The explosion of wildflowers in the spring and hawk migration in the fall fill the Headlands with year-round excitement.
Views from Muir Beach Overlook Mason Cummings/Parks Conservancy
Stinson Beach Alison Taggart-Barone/Parks Conservancy
Bat monitoring in Marin County Alison Taggart-Barone/Parks Conservancy
View from a plane Kirke Wrench/Parks Conservancy
Bolinas Ridge Curran White/Parks Conservancy
Cows graze at Bolinas Ridge Curran White/Parks Conservancy
Waves crash on the shores of Sandy Hills John Martini
A rainbow shines over the headlands Yakuta Poonawalla/Parks Conservancy
Sunlight provides a heavenly view Catey Ritchie/Parks Conservancy
Rolling hills Curran White/Parks Conservancy
