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Stairs down to Black Sands Beach
Upper Fishermans Trail
Difficulty Level: Easiest
Trail Length: 1.08 miles round trip

The Upper Fishermans trail down to Blacks Beach is steep with plenty of stairs.

Rodeo Valley
Upper Rodeo Trail
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Trail Length: 2.59 miles round trip

A nice breeze will be at your back most days. This trail connects to the top of the eastern ridge. Near the top are some easily avoidable ruts. You'll get ocean and beach views if you turn around and look back. It never gets too steep.

Views toward Bolinas from Willow Camp Fire Road
Willow Camp Fire Road
Difficulty Level: Easiest
Trail Length: 2.34 miles round trip

Start at the intersection with Shoreline Highway. Stay left at the first intersection and then right at the next two until you reach a parking area. The trail will now climb steeply straight up the mountain. The road winds and switchbacks some until you hit the ridge.

Northern Harrier
The Elusive, Mystifying Northern Harrier

Follow the trials and triumphs of a Golden Gate Raptor Observatory intern, as told through several encounters with a particularly mysterious species of raptor—the Northern Harrier.

Christmas angel
Ivan Ivanov
Nursery program at Oceana High School in Pacifica
Fifteen Years and Growing Strong

For 15 years (as of April 2012), students at Oceana High School have been growing plants on campus for restoration projects in the parks. See what they have accomplished at this sixth Parks Conservancy native plant nursery—and learn how they took the initiative to expand their green oasis.

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Stephanie Duncan
Program Manager, Institute at the Golden Gate

Stephanie manages partnerships and designs programs for the Institute’s initiatives, which leverage a diverse cross-sector network to incubate pilot projects and establish best practices in park-based innovations. Her primary areas of focus are Healthy Parks Healthy People and Park Prescriptions.

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