Please keep in mind that dressing in breathable layers is always advised and remember, cotton is never a good idea when recreating. Weather & Gear: The weather can be variable this time of year on the coast - please be prepared for precipitation and/or wind.

Make sure you dress in layers, since it can be quite cool on the trail.Įvent Tickets: Please purchase tickets in advance. Special Notes: Wear RED so we can easily keep the group together. Post Hike Meal: We will plan to a post-hike meal at either Sand Dollar Restaurant or Parkside Cafe in Stinson Beach around 4pm. Trail Length: About 2000 feet of elevation drop, about 3 miles - with an optional side trip. Note - this is a one-way trail, so if you would like to volunteer to ferry hikers back to the trailhead at the end of the hike please contact Dan Herr. The trailhead is directly next to the parking lot ($6 fee). Location: Meet at Pan Toll Ranger Station ( ) off Panoramic Highway in Mill Valley.Įxact Address: Pantoll Ranger Station 3801 Panoramic Highway Mill Valley, CA 94941. The organizers will then ferry drivers back to the trailhead - after which the entire team will have the option to join us for a meal in downtown Stinson Beachĭate: Saturday, Nov 19 at 1:00PM. Near the end of the Steep Ravine trail, we’ll diverge along the Dipesa trail and head directly onto Stinson beach. The steepest of these sections is navigated by an ancient wooden ladder. Web Creek’s waters have etched a unique trail deep into the landscape over millennia - which includes several waterfalls and many sharp declines.

Enjoy views of majestic Redwoods and local flowers. The entire group will follow the Steep Ravine path alongside Web Creek as we descend down Mt. We’ll meet at Pantoll Ranger’s Station, the trailhead is directly next to the parking lot. Join Cornell University alumni and friends for an exhilarating hike of the Steep Ravine Trail - starting high in Mt Tam and ending on the sands of Stinson Beach. You’ll be treated to incredible views of the ocean, towering redwood trees, and a lush canyon filled with an abundance of local flora and fauna. Don't miss the opportunity to hike Mount Tamalpais’ Steep Ravine Trail with Cornell University alumni and friends.

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