Beaches in Corte Madera, California

This strenuous, but spectacular hike, starts out on coastal hills, then descends to Stinson Beach and returns along scenic Steep ... More on Trails

We went up from Stinson Beach to the trailhead, and back down on the Dipsea More on Trails

Presumably Stinson Beach is a hot spot during the summer months, judging from the size of the immense parking lot. But if only warm ... More on igougo

This is a beach break near the mouth of Bolinas Lagoon. The break near the mouth of Bolinas Lagoon is south facing and very protected from the wind. The surf is best when the waves are small, making it a good spring and summer spot. ... More on Trails

A hidden gem More on NileGuide

Dogs on leash are allowed on Muir Beach with you. Please clean up after your dog on the beach. To get to Muir Beach from Hwy ... More on DogFriendly.com

This journey scales numerous grassy hills, and rest assured theres a grand vista from atop each one, revealing cute coves and secret, unnamed beaches. The trade off is that your legs will burn like... More on Trails

This is a beautiful trail, with splendid views of the Marin coast and surro More on Trails

nice curving around the bay and roads, beautiful view while blasting good old american classic rock More on GeckoGo

Rodeo Beach is another dramatic Marin beach, less family-friendly than Muir Beach and Stinson Beach, but with its own charms. Its biggest plus, however, may be its huge parking lot; if you're turned away from Muir Beach because the ... More on GoCityKids

Steep Ravine in Mount Tamalpais State Park is formed by Webb Creek and offers hikers large redwoods, waterfalls, and views of the ocean. During early spring the rushing creek cascades over numerous waterfalls, and wildflowersparticularly ... More on Trails

The trailhead in Tennessee Valley lies at a low divide between Coyote and Wolf ridges, from which creeks flow east to Richardson Bay and west to the ocean. The Bay Area Ridge Trail route climbs northwest along the Miwok Trail, a narrow ... More on Trails