![]() ![]() The steadily climbing path weaves amid grasslands, then wily oak-bay woodlands where the soil is blanketed with ferns. Views of the Pacific Ocean are limited for now, but they improve after crossing Panoramic Highway in 1/10 mile. The Dipsea Trailhead is situated at the junction of Shoreline Highway (Highway 1) and Willow Camp Way (see here), marked with one of the Mount Tamalpais State Park’s excellent signs.ĭipsea Trail to Steep Ravine Trail (1.25 miles)Īfter ascending a set of wooden steps, the Dipsea Trail briefly levels off amid thick coastal scrub, with a grove of pine trees just ahead. The preferred route begins with a short stretch on the Dipsea Trail before ascending the Steep Ravine Trail to Pantoll before returning via the Matt Davis Trail. Park on the streets in town or, if you prefer, at the Stinson Beach parking area, and walk to the trailhead. However, the latter is much preferred, as one gets to start with the climbing before ending with a long and steady downhill and an oceanside meal or snack in town. ![]() One can start this moderately strenuous hike at either the Pantoll Ranger Station in Mount Tamalpais State Park or down in the seaside town of Stinson Beach. Map of Steep Ravine – Matt Davis Trail Loop, Mount Tamalpais State Park, adapted from. ![]()
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