Scenery of Marin County, California.

Marin's Scenic Places:

When it comes to scenery, Marin County doesn't disappoint.  Geographically, Marin is very diverse.  The Richardson Bay, filled with wildlife, natural marshlands, and exciting pathways offers not only nature, but incredible views that are very unique.  Travel up Marin's famous backdrop Mt. Tamalpais, and get a taste of a forest setting, miles of trails, and views that capture the whole bay area, including the city, out towards West Marin and the Pacific Ocean.  Truly 360 degree panoramamic views that can't be matched anywhere in the world.  Nowhere esle can you feel in the middle of nature, yet in the hub of civilization all at once.  Amazing.

Richardson Bay from Tiburon, facing Mt. Tamalpais

View of Mt. Tamalpais from Ring Mtn open space.

Sea anenomies exposed during low tide off of Bolinas Beach

Capturing the mouth of the Pacific, before the Golden Gate, from Marin Headlands

Phoenix Lake offers miles of fire trails and beautiful habitats to explore and see

Beautiful Sequoia Redwood Forests.  Visit Muir Woods for some of largest Redwoods, a National Monument.

Towns like this, Downtown Larkspur, dot the Marin County landscape.  Enjoy great antiquing, coastal beach towns, and great coffee shops!

Located on top of Mt. Tam, facing the Pacific Ocean, Bolinas Ridge, a great place to meditate and be with nature, especially during sunset!

Cronkite Beach (also known as Rodeo Beach), is a very known surfing spot and is home to the Marin Mammal Rescue Center.

Stinson Beach, Marin County, California, on the Pacific Ocean side of Marin.  Gorgeous!