Parks in Point Reyes Station, California

From its thunderous ocean breakers crashing against rocky headlands and expansive sand beaches through its ... More on Nps.gov

We love Point Reyes National Seashore. More on Trekaroo

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

The San Andreas rift zone (a collection of faults that includes the major San Andreas fault) is the meeting point of the Pacific Plate, on which Point Reyes peninsula lies, and the mainland North American Plate. This easy trail follows ... More on Trails

The best trail in the area for walking a dog, with views of Olema Valley. On a sunny day or a moonlit night, enjoy the expansive feeling of this open space. If you choose to continue beyond the fi... More on Nps.gov

One of the best in Marin County. Allow yourself 3 hours. Start from the O More on Trails

This very pretty trail takes you through a dense forest that follows a creek. It is the most popular trail in the park and is exceptionally crowded with hikers on the weekends. Because of the conge... More on Trails

This was a great trail for beginning mtn. bikers, getting back in shape, or More on Trails

The volatile geology of the Point Reyes peninsula is illustrated along this short, paved interpretive trail. In 1906 the San Andreas Fault snapped, unleashing an earthquake of legendary power. The ... More on Trails

VERY interesting. Easy walk. More on Trails

Samuel P. Taylor State Park features over 2,700 acres of wooded countryside in the steep rolling hills of M... More on Epinions.com

I first went to Samuel P. Taylor park when I was 10! I went with my family for a picnic/family reunion kind... More on Epinions.com

Paved, flat, and shaded by redwoods, the Cross Marin Trail is perfect for a family outing. The riparian habitat that flourishes along Lagunitas Creek envelopes the northern reaches of the Cross Mar... More on Trails

Parking easy. More on Trails

Below are brief descriptions of the most popular hikes found at Point Reyes National Seashore. With close to 240 kilometers (150 miles) of hiking trails, these are just a few of the routes visitors... More on Nps.gov

This is a nice trail as long as you are prepared for it. We took the Mt Wi More on Trails

Drakes Bay is a small bay on the coast of northern California in the United States, approximately 30 miles (48 km) northwest of San Francisco at approximately 38 degrees North latitude. The bay is ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Point Reyes National Seashore borders this long sheltered bay with easy access, surf free beaches, and boat-in camping. Marine Mammal Protection Act applies. Beautiful Tomales Bay is a great place ... More on Trails