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Habitat Restoration in Tennessee Valley
Habitat Restoration Team

Help restore and protect critical natural areas from the Marin Headlands to Bolinas Ridge.

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Volunteers at Work
Invasive Plant Patrol

Hiking with a mission – help find and remove new infestations of invasive weeds while exploring the parks.

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Volunteers at Work
Invasive Plant Patrol

Hiking with a mission – help find and remove new infestations of invasive weeds while exploring the parks.

Registration Required
Park staff sharing upcoming projects in Muir Woods
Membership Event: Muir Woods Mosey

An opportunity to visit Muir Woods and learn more from the park staff about the upcoming projects.

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Friends taking photos at Rock Spring
Membership Event: Forest Health Walk at Rock Spring

Join us and our One Tam partners for a walk to various forest health restoration sites on the Rock Spring trail in Mt. Tamalpais State Park!

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Fort Baker Chapel
Chapel Steps Trail
Difficulty Level: Easiest
Trail Length: 0.31 miles round trip

At the rear of the newer Cavallo Point buildings at Fort Baker, you'll discover a set of stairs that connect you with the Drown Road Trail. Highlights include sensational views of the Golden Gate, and, of course, the historic post chapel itself (now a picturesque event and wedding venue).

Chip Trail
Difficulty Level: Easiest
Trail Length: 0.28 miles round trip
Fort Baker
Drown Road Trail
Difficulty Level: Easiest
Trail Length: 1.17 miles round trip

Hiking this trail is a simple out-and-back with a shaded path for the first portion of the trail. After the second bend, the views towards San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge are eye catching. At the third bend,  Fort Baker comes into view.

Habitat restoration volunteers work on Alta Ridge
Alta Trail
Difficulty Level: Moderately Strenuous
Trail Length: 5.02 miles round trip

This is a long but gradual climb from the eastern side of the Marin Headlands. This fire road is in good condition, making for an easy route to meander along.