Parks in Inverness, California

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

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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

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

Inscription. Point Reyes Light Station, built 1870, has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior. , Erected by United States Department of the Interior. , Location. ... More on HMDB

Two lovely trails, named for a professor and a planner, explore Tomales Bay State Park. Jepson Trail honors Botanist Willis Jepson, founder of the School of Forestry at the University of California, Berkeley, and author of the authoritative ... More on Trails

This challenging ride has some incredibly beautiful views in a series of switchbacks climbing to 1,282 feet over 4 miles. There are breathtaking panoramic views of Pt. Reyes, the ocean, meadows, and waterways that comprise Drakes ... More on Trails

A freshwater marsh, brackish lagoon, and open ocean all provide prime birdwatching and wildflower ... More on Trails

This unique geologic area became a landmark in 1843 for California bound emigrants. A few granite pinnacles and monoliths are in excess of sixty stories tall and 2.5 billion years old. The smooth granite faces offer exceptional rock ... More on recreation.gov

Tomales Bay, located just one hour from San Francisco, is is a large pristine waterway in the Bay Area and an outstanding area for recreation and wildlife viewing.Blue Waters Kayaking offers day paddles for children over six years ... More on GoCityKids

The Marconi Conference Center is situated on wooded hills overlooking scenic Tomales Bay in Marin County. The California State Parks Foundation acquired the property in 1984 with Buck Trust funds, remodeled it as a conference center, ... More on Parks