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Snow Day on Mount Tamalpais

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I always feel the urge to write bad haiku poems when I see snow on leaves.... This morning was no exception.

On February 5, 2019, there was a rare snowy day on Mount Tamalpais. The dusting of snow closed the road to the peaks at Pantoll Ranger Station. The community walked up the hill to see the snow and take in the chilly views.

 

  • Snow on a boulder on mount tam at sunrise.
    Snow on a boulder on Mount Tamalpais at sunrise with San Francisco in the background. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
  • Snow and mist on Mount Tam
    Sunrise on Mount Tamalpais on a snowy morning. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
  • Teens look at snow on Mount Tam.
    On a rare snowy day, area teens check out the snow on Mount Tamalpais. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
  • snow on leaves
    Snow on Oak leaves on Mount Tamalpais. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
  • Snowy hillside near Rock Springs Trailhead on Mount Tamalpais.
    Residents walk up the road towards the Rock Springs Trailhead on Mount Tamalpais during a road cloasure due to wintery conditions. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
  • snow on rails
    Snow dusted Mount Tamalpais on February 5, 2019. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
  • snow on branches with San Francisco in background
    Snow on branches on Mount Tamalpais with San Francisco in background. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
  • Teens with snowboards walk towards snow.
    Area youth hike towards the snow on Mount Tamalpais with snowboards in hopes of finding a place to ride. Due to the light dusting, their chances were slim. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
  • Pacific overlook with snow on Mount Tam
    Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, snowy hillsides on Mount Tamalpais. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
  • Snow day dog walk
    Pantoll Road closed due to wintry conditions, hikers braved the cold to check out the snow on Mount Tamalpais. Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy