Mill Valley adventures
Depending on what you like to do, Mill Valley is one small city close to San Francisco. It’s possible you’ll explore a lot of beautiful places.
There are trails to do with mountain biking, hiking, and exploring the border of the cliffs, where it’s possible to get stunning views of the sea.
The Golden Gate Bridge connects Mill Valley to San Francisco, which is 14 miles (23 kilometres) away. This is a great place to extend your trips to enjoy the bridge and get to know the city of San Francisco.
There are many places to begin your exploration, but in the Golden Gate Park, Point View is a good place to start your adventures, and you can follow the road (Conzelman Rd) in the direction of Rodeo Beach while enjoying the scenery.
Rodeo Beach has the Headlands Lookout. It’s a good place to enjoy and shift the trail to the fields. Go ahead at Marin Headlands Center and see the Rodeo Lagoon and go down to Rodeo Beach.
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All these sites have very old histories about the first inhabitants in the area that arrived approximately 6.500 years ago, and 14 village sites were encountered in Mill Valley and more than 600 in the region.
Nowadays, the city has grown elements of your artistic culture in festivals, galleries, performances, and the tourism area.
In July 2005, it was ranked on a list of the 100 Best Places to Live in the United States, according to CNN and Money magazine.
Some adventures to try and experience
The most famous natural adventures tours are the Dipsea Trail, Muir Woods to Bootjack Trail, Tennessee Valley Trailhead, and Mount Tamalpais State Park.
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In Mount Tamalpais State Park, people are able to road mountain bike, run, hike, and explore according to their skills and enjoy the amazing views from the trails and the mountains.
The Dipsea Trail is an amazing experience to enjoy with small waterfalls, streams, forests, fern forests, and a chance to see wild life like birds, rabbits, and deer. The trail has around 7.1 miles (11.4 km) and it is possible to go into Muir Woods from it.
Muir Woods is a redwood forest with very tall trees several hundred years old, and you will learn about the tree families and the wild life. There are different options for trails, and you can enjoy the energy of that old forest in about 3 hours.
At the Tennessee Valley Trailhead, people go mountain biking, walking, running to enjoy the beach. It has nice views, and the wild life offers sightings of fox, bobcats, coyotes, deer, and all kinds of birds.
One other singular place in Mill Valley is to complement your visit and get a deeper understanding of nature and the sea world is the Marine Mammal Center, which has been leading ocean conservation and has made marine mammal rescue, principally seal, veterinary medicine, science and education, the animals’ rescue and observation of ecosystems, crucial information to protect the ocean for now and future generations.
Their work extends to protecting whales, dolphins, and porpoises. It’s possible to check in advance what is possible to see, visit, and participate in.
If you get a lot of views of the ocean, depending on your imagination, you can enjoy the ocean too and see more of the sea and enjoy new views, seals, dolphins, whales, and other beautiful creatures like humpbacks, sea lions, jellyfish, albatrosses, and other beautiful creatures of the sea.
If you like to know about the observation of whales, get information in advance from the Oceanic Society and program your experience to enjoy Mill Valley and the ocean.
Picture from Mammal Center website.
For curiosity, Mill Valley was the home one day of many actors, artists, musicians, and authors. For example, Janis Joplin and John Lennon and Yoko Ono summered in 1970, and they left some authentic graffiti on the wall of the house “The Maya the Merrier”. For some interest in the house or history, check that John and Yoko Slept Here.
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