Things To Do in Inverness, California

The Coast Miwok people were the first to inhabit the coastal area of sheltered coves, beaches, tidal marshe... More on Parks

Because it was off season dinner choices were limited so plan ahead More on TripAdvisor

Talk a walk through the rich forest on the slopes of Inverness Ridge, with views of the bay as you go and a beach at your starting and finishing points. Ideally, youll find a friend who would rather spend a day a the beach than hike, ... More on Trails

Offering two locations on Tomales Bay in Inverness and Marshall, Blue Waters Kayaking offers rentals, tours, and lessons to travelers who want to explore the waters of Marin County by land.

Meet your guide (bring your own packed lunch) in Inverness. Youâll split the day between paddling along the Point Reyes peninsula, looking for seals, and hiking ... More on travelandleisure

This is Marin's most scenic beach with rugged coastline framing both ends. During super low tides, there are great tide pools at the south end. Palomarin Beach: This beach is good for tide ... More on Visitmarin.org

This is Marin's most scenic beach with rugged coastline framing both ends. During super low tides, there are great tide pools at the south end. Palomarin Beach: This beach is good ... More on Visitmarin.org

Drive between Pt. Reyes and Inverness on Sir Francis Drake. Turn left on Drakes View Drive and go up to the top to #371. That's us! Please call 415 663-1616 ... More on Westmarinchamber.chambermaster.com

Drive between Pt. Reyes and Inverness on Sir Francis Drake. Turn left on Drakes View Drive and go up to the top to #371. That's us! Please call 415 ... More on Westmarinchamber.chambermaster.com

The hike encompasses three of the parks four beaches. An extra mile gets you to Indian Beach as well. Between beaches, each more isolated than the last, the trail takes you through a thick, damp woodland of oaks, bays, alders, willows, ... More on Trails

Jack Mason was West Marin's local historian from the mid-1960s until his death some 25 years ago. Click here for more exhibit information. This exhibit will ... More on Jackmasonmuseum.org

The hike goes to land's end at Tomales Point from historic Pierce Point Ranch, a chilly trip that is almost always rainy, windy, foggy, or some combination of the three. The trail is entirely expos... More on Trails

This trail was really worth the trip that we made from Sacramento to hike i More on Trails

The Tomales Point Trail, one of the most dramatic trips in the seashore, leads across an outlying spit of land to reach the northernmost spot on the peninsula. Tule elk roam the point, spring wildflowers bloom abundantly, and in the ... More on Trails