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Camping is not a requirement on this easy trail along the north ridge of the Gerbode Valley.


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0.7

Miles

1.1

KM

Point to Point

792' 241 m

High

654' 199 m

Low

139' 42 m

Up

127' 39 m

Down

7%

Avg Grade (4°)

18%

Max Grade (10°)

Dogs No Dogs

Features Wildflowers · Wildlife

Family Friendly This is a flat trail, but it takes quite a while to get up to the trailhead. Kids must me willing to keep pushing for a couple of hours.

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Take the Hawk Camp Trail to Hawk Camp. Whether you come from the Tennessee Valley Trail by way of the Marincello Trail or up the Bobcat Trail through the Gerbode Valley, you'll be climbing regardless. Treat yourself to a picnic when you get to the campground, you'll have earned it!

Your view will be of the Gerbode Valley, which leads out to the Rodeo Valley and Cronkhite Beach. Thankfully there are tables and trees which makes this a great protected spot for your picnic. Be warned that unattended items can blow away, especially when the wind howls up from the valley floor.
Camping is not open year round. Check online for dates.

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Shared By:

Phil DiGirolamo

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The Gerbode Valley and beyond to Rodeo Beach and the Marine Mammal Center from the Hawk Camp Trail.
Feb 18, 2016 near Marin City, CA
From here, it's only another 200 yards of climbing, but it will be worth it!
Feb 18, 2016 near Marin City, CA

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