Dipsea Trail, Steep Ravine Trail and Matt Davis Trail Loop in Mount Tamalpais State Park
The Dipsea Trail, Steep Ravine Trail, and Matt Davis Trail Loop in Mount Tamalpais State Park offers hikers a diverse experience, beginning at Stinson Beach and ascending through coastal hills with expansive ocean vistas. The route transitions into a dense redwood forest alongside Webb Creek, featuring cascading waterfalls, wooden bridges, and a notable wooden ladder ascent. Upon reaching the Pantoll Ranger Station, the trail descends through open meadows and forested areas, providing panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean before returning to the beach. #Hiking #Loop #Mountain #Sea #Pacific #Ocean #Forest #Nature #Overlook
- Distance: 7.4 mi
- Elevation gain: 2,303 ft
- Maximum elevation: 1,627 ft
- Elevation loss: 2,310 ft
- Minimum elevation: 43 ft
- Moving time: 3 h 29 m
- Moving speed: 2.1 mph
- Maximum speed: 14.1 mph
- Total time: 4 h 10 m
- Global speed: 1.8 mph
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- Distance: 7.4 mi
- Elevation gain: 2,303 ft
- Maximum elevation: 1,627 ft
- Elevation loss: 2,310 ft
- Minimum elevation: 43 ft
- Moving time: 3 h 29 m
- Moving speed: 2.1 mph
- Maximum speed: 14.1 mph
- Total time: 4 h 10 m
- Global speed: 1.8 mph
About this trail
Name: Dipsea Trail, Steep Ravine Trail and Matt Davis Trail Loop in Mount Tamalpais State Park trail, distance, elevation, map, profile, GPS track
Start: Dipsea Trail, Stinson Beach, Marin County, California, 94970, United States (37.89658 -122.63595)
End: Panoramic Highway, Marin County, California, 94970, United States (37.89667 -122.63606)
Coordinates: 37.89074 -122.63772 37.90659 -122.60388
Topography: Marin County topographic map, elevation, terrain
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