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Mount Tamalpais State Park
Home to sprawling oak groves and redwood forests, this park covers more than 6,300-acres of California landscape.
Plan Around Mount Tamalpais State Park
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Mount Tamalpais State Park Details
Home to sprawling oak groves and redwood forests, this park covers more than 6,300-acres of California landscape. At its center is Mount Tamalpais, a 2,571-foot tall mountain considered to be the symbol of Marin County. Besides hiking around the park (there are over 60 miles of trails to choose from), you can also visit the nearly 100-year old Cushing Memorial Amphitheater. Catch a live theatrical performance in the spring or a free astrology class during the summer.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Mount Tamalpais State Park
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Fort Baker
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