My eldest enjoying herself in the fog on Mount Tamalpais.
Mount Tamalpais or “Mount Tam” is a California State Park north of the Golden Gate Bridge with a 2,751 foot peak. On a clear day you can see the Farallon Islands that are about 25 miles away. On a foggy day, like the one pictured, sometimes you can’t even seen 25 feet away. The park has over 50 miles of hiking trails and it’s popular with bikers, hikers, tourists and locals.
Mount Tamalpais State Park
801 Panoramic Highway
Mill Valley, CA 94941
415-388-2070
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Looks like a cool place.
Honestly, what I like best about your Sunday’s in my city is the memories it always brings back of my days living in San Francisco.
It’s a pretty swell place to live. I’m not going to argue with you on that. I love this city very much.
I must visit someday!
The drive up is a bit terrifying for me because it the road winds so much. And this time it was so foggy that you could hardly see if there was a car in front of you, but it is incredible once you get to the top.
I well remember that thick fog from my growing up years in Concord. Nice to see it, I can almost feel it on my face!
These pictures are so cool! I wish when we were in California we had more time to go to the state parks. I hope one day we can go back!
I hope you get a chance to visit again too because the state parks are truly a treasure.
I haven’t visited for a while, and that is definitely my loss. These photos are magical! Such a beautiful vista and you have somehow captured the very essence of childhood.
Thank you so much for your beautiful words. I felt them in my heart.
I well remember that thick fog from my growing up years in Concord. Nice to see it, I can almost feel it on my face!