RSVP’S are required to attend the hikes and walks.

Please RSVP to the Co-Leader for each specific hike

BALTIMORE CANYON, DAWN FALLS, KING MOUNTAIN LOOP

Tuesday, March 3, 2026 | 9:00am – Meet at SWC to carpool


One of Marin’s best kept secrets. We will start at Baltimore Canyon dipping into a canopy of magnificent redwoods and fern groves. The Dawn Falls trail skirts and crosses the Larkspur Creek passing by the lovely Dawn Falls. After a short steep zigzag climb we will arrive at Southern Marin Fire Road and then loop around Kent Woodlands to King Mountain. At the Ladybug trail junction we will start our descent back into the canyon and out. This hike is so serene, secluded, quiet and powerful. As one ranger is quoted “if you listen carefully, you might still hear the drumbeats of the old “hippy” camp that was once there. Moderate 5 mi hike, poles recommended. Lunch will follow at Farmhouse Local in Larkspur Please RSVP by 2/27 via text to Kathy Page 415-218-9453 or Lynnie Spiller 415-385-1253

ANGEL ISLAND

Monday, March 30, 2026 | 10:00am – Depart via Tiburon Ferry 10:00am / Return via Tiburon Ferry 3:20om.


Step back in time and take in breathtaking views on this memorable day trip to Angel Island State Park. We’ll catch the 10:00am ferry from Tiburon and explore the island on foot, enjoying 360° panoramic views of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge, Mt. Tam, and beyond. This hike offers two options: a moderate loop around the island or a shorter walk combined with a shuttle ride to the island’s historic immigration station. There, we’ll visit several small museums that chronicle the fascinating history of Angel Island from 1910–1940. Bring your lunch, water, layers, and a hat. Trekking poles are optional.
RSVP by 3/28 to Co-leaders Margo Merle and Nancy Curran.

STEEP RAVINE LOOP

Monday, April 6, 2026 | 9:00am – Meet at SWC to carpool


This 7.5-mile loop combines ocean vistas and redwood ravines in one of Marin’s most iconic hikes. We’ll start at Pantoll and descend the Matt Davis Trail toward Stinson Beach, a mostly downhill 4.5 mile stretch with open coastal views. After lunch at Parkside Café, we’ll hike back up via the lush and shady Steep Ravine Trail, ascending through fern-filled canyons and alongside wooden ladders and waterfalls. This is a strenuous but rewarding hike – ideal for strong walkers. Bring water, a hat, hiking shoes, and money for lunch. Poles encouraged. RSVP by 4/3 to Co-leaders Susan Watson and Dana Whitson.

PRESIDIO LOOP

Monday, April 20, 2026 | 8:45am – Meet at SWC to carpool


Explore our local National Park gem – the Presidio – on this beautiful 5.5 mile loop starting at Tunnel Tops Park. We’ll walk to Inspiration Point, continue past the Golf Course, Mountain Lake, and the former Public Health Service Hospital to the coastal bluff above Baker Beach. Our route will then take us to the southern end of the Golden Gate Bridge down to Crissy Field and back to the starting point. This hike blends coastal views, natural beauty, and rich military history. We’ll enjoy a picnic lunch from Il Parco at the scenic Tunnel Tops park overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge and Sausalito. RSVP by 4/17 to Co-leaders Jennifer Gridley and Karen Wilcox.

MT TAM – WEST POINT INN

Monday, May 18, 2026 | 8:45am – Meet at SWC to carpool


Experience the best of Mt. Tamalpais on this scenic 5-mile loop. Starting at Rock Springs, we’ll descend to Boot Jack and make our way across the Matt Davis Trail, taking in the coastal views and traveling on some rugged terrain, crossing wooden bridges, and traversing over creeks. Our climb brings us to the historic West Point Inn—an old stagecoach stop nestled in the hills—followed by lunch at the Mountain Theatre, a beautiful stone amphitheater with panoramic vistas. Bring layers for changing weather, hiking poles for uneven terrain, and your own picnic lunch. RSVP by 3/15 to Co-leaders Karen Wilcox and Jennifer Gridley.

HORSE HILL

Tuesday, June 9, 2026 | 9:00am – Meet at SWC to carpool


We’ll close out the hiking season with a local favorite—a 4.5-mile loop through Mill Valley’s Escalon Fire Road and Camino Alto Bowl. The trail climbs gradually up the ridge, rewarding us with views of Horse Hill to (hopefully) meet its grazing equine residents. This scenic and gentle hike is perfect for ending the season on a high note. Lunch to follow at The Cantina, a lively spot nearby. RSVP by 6/6 to
Co-leaders Kathy Atkins-Page and Helen Bennett.