Marin Headlands Marin County Golden Gate Bridge to Tennessee Valley to Shoreline Highway M . A e i East Rd. l Panoramic Hwy. l B v l m e u To Sausalito To Muir n A 1 To Mill Valley r k o e Woods A T P n r 1 101 R r T The Lodge at v t Mi e e d e 101 w . d Cavallo Point ok S n Tamalpais 1 a C x A e Junction l Fort Trail Pohono St. Park and Ride A T Baker 1 Muir Woods Shuttle (seasonal) Sho T reline r Discovery Hwy. a T LP T i Manzanita l Vista P Museum T Park and Ride rail Mi T Point Mt. Tamalpais w . ok C Horseshoe State Park y 0.9 o P e w n g H z Cove e w l Cavallo e vie m C n . Rid i ry R a l t o Point i 0.2 re n d ch n u a a o o R r C s 1 h d Walkway Marin T s S t o Easement a y n under road City l e oad l R 0.5 l B a a T T r rail M V y a i Dias Green i l Northwest 0.3 w o e Parking Lot k il e a s O 0.8 r s a Gulch T k e w T o b n o r T r n d a a 1 rail l 0.3 b e V i i T a a l u ello l r h nc le T R i T y Green Gulch r a r T e a r Zen Center M 1.4 i a Lime Point g l i d l i Haypress 101 Br Vista Point R idgew Camp 400 A ay e l 1 t Tennesse ta o P To Muir y Valley 200' T Beach o 400 r Trailhead a C P i l Muir l Trail Ferry to asta 880' T Bay Area Beach Co Fo Old San Francisco x il a Five Ridge Trail r T T Bobcat 0.7 Corners r a 800 1041' i r Av Pi l Trail ce e. Sausalito r rail 600' at y 0.7 MorningT en Multi-Use Trail e S k 796' p s e p ri o Sun T S l n C g Al w l s ta o rail i Tr Bike/Hiking v T T a e GGNRA a rail Hawk il C M V 1120' Tr o Camp a as il ta S Bike Only l Valley Trail C il A Hiking/Equestrian ra T T T l rail r e rail i a e ra T il s o T 600' Gerbode Hiking Only s 600 e Original 1.0 e e g d n lf id Valley equestrian n o R o Waldo ennessee . e W Miwok R route Bike on road T r Tunnel e T e v at p 1.1 (uphill in bike lane) c p A East Road b rail T o U P Wolf Ridge T B . 400 A 400 rail 2.0 d er R 725' xand Multi-use Connector e C l Tennessee SCA l r A I e F a Cove t 200 GGNRA k Trail I s n R a 200 u h d C g 800 o Segment Start/End B llo . C u C Fort Baker l Trail Bunker Road rai c Marine Slacker T M Other Trails Mammal Trailhead y rail 0.2 e Slacker O T ll RidgeTrail.org 561-2595 (415) 94129-1405 CA Francisco, San 3 Suite Ave., Kennedy General 1007 Nature a 0.6 T 1.3 C Center Ro V Bridge Miwok deo P Hill E P P P 600' A P Vista Point P T rail 1.6 N Fort 200 T Road n n goo Barry a y Fort Cronkhite La Stables m eo P C Hawk l 1.1 a Rod Hostel o Julian e 225' Visitor as Hill z B n Rodeo Beach ta l 920' o Center o one C c P way s i Trail Kirby Lime Point c n P 1.8 Bicentennial Camp Cove a YMCA Coastal Trail Golden Gate Brid r F Northwest Parking Lot n west side a east side 0 .2 .4 .6 .8 1.0 mile S Point Diablo 0 .2 .4 .6 .8 1.0 kilometer w Contour Interval 200 Feet w alk Point ate alk G g Bonita en To San Francisco Council Trail Ridge Area Bay The Gold e Post your photos on instagram @BayAreaRidgeTrail and see them on our website. #ontheridgetrail Trail. Rodeo than rather Trail Bobcat sharing equestrians Shows 06/18/17. rev 5/11/17 MAR_01 Marin Headlands GGNRA This map shows the proposed Ridge Trail bike route on Conzelman Road from Golden Gate Bridge to Tennessee Valley and Shoreline Highway and makes Bobcat Trail the bike/equestrian route instead of Upper Rodeo ValleyT P Marin County T Distance: 8.2 miles: 5.1 miles: Golden Gate Bridge to Tennessee Valley 3.1 miles: Tennessee Valley to Shoreline Highway From: Golden Gate Bridge To: Shoreline Highway This dramatic trip takes you from the landmark Golden Gate Bridge into the hills of the Marin Headlands—you climb through open grassland and coastal chaparral to the ridge above Sausalito and descend into the wide ravine of Tennessee Valley. You’ll have spec- tacular views of San Francisco Bay, the Marin Headlands, and the Pacific Ocean. On narrow paths and wide service roads, you’ll climb and descend 600 feet; come prepared for wind and fog. Note: Cyclists use Conzelman Road to Julian/Coastal Trail to Bobcat Trail; equestrians start at Bunker Road and take Rodeo Valley Trail. 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 Ridge Trail route climbs northwest along the Miwok Trail, a narrow and sometimes steep trail that ascends 800 feet toward Coyote Ridge; you’ll have sweeping views of San Francisco Bay, see bountiful spring wildflowers, and catch cool ocean breezes. Fog and wind will often accompany you over these coastal hillsides. You reach Highway 1 on a gentle descent along a wide service road..