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Hiking

Visitors explore the Cataract Trail
Cataract Trail Hike

Located on the mountain’s wild northern slope, this hike starts on Cataract Trail, passes the Laurel Dell picnic area, then veers on to the High Marsh Trail and on to peaceful Potrero Meadows via the Kent Trail. The loop finishes with the Benstein Trail.

Hikers pause to enjoy the beauty of the Bootjack Trail
Bootjack Trail

This climb up the steep slopes of Mt. Tam reveals beautiful vistas of the Bay Area and the Pacific Ocean. The redwoods of Muir Woods gradually give way to Douglas fir, bay laurel, and tanoak as the trail wends upward.

Dias Ridge Trail
Dias Ridge Trail Hike

Descend along a gorgeous new multi-use trail. From Panoramic Hwy you start out at 700' and drop down to sea level at Muir Beach with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean for most of the trip while passing over 20,000 newly planted native plants and grasses.

Panoramic Trail meets the Canopy View Trail at this rock
Redwood Creek Watershed Hike

Skip the crowds at Muir Woods, and explore the Redwood Creek watershed from Mount Tamalpais State Park. Begin the hike at the north end of the Mountain Home Inn parking lot and head down Camp Alice Eastwood fire road.

Poppies overlooking Fort Cronkhite and Rodeo Beach
Hill 88 Hike

Beautiful ocean views abound as you meander through picturesque Headlands scenery. This hike to Hill 88, the launch site for Cold War missiles, is a joy in spring: Wildflowers everywhere, great views, no fog.

Participants at the 2018 One Tam Science Summit: "Into the Woods."
Tamalpais Lands Collaborative

There is so much about Mount Tamalpais that binds us. Now we’ve launched an approach to the care and stewardship of the mountain that is just as unifying and all-embracing: the Tamalpais Lands Collaborative (TLC).

Women’s Dipsea Hike
Dipsea Hike Celebrates 100th Anniversary of Trailblazing Run for Women’s Athletics

One hundred years ago, a historic “hike” from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach marked a major breakthrough for women’s cross-country running. The Parks Conservancy and One Tam are proud to support a community commemoration of the Women’s Dipsea Hike on April 21, 2018.

Volunteers at Work
Invasive Plant Patrol
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Help restore sensitive habitat while enjoying a hike on some of the most scenic trails in the park.

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Volunteers at Work
Invasive Plant Patrol
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Help restore sensitive habitat while enjoying a hike on some of the most scenic trails in the park.

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Trail Stewardship Volunteers
Golden Gate Trail Stewardship Program
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Join the Golden Gate Trail Crew and help repair, maintain and enhance trails in the Golden Gate National Parks.

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