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Tag: Mount Tamalpais
What are Some of the Best Lesser-Known Nature Places in the Bay Area?
Everyone's heard about Muir Woods. Where can you go to get away from the crowds and still see the nature that makes Northern California is famous?
There Are So Many Scorpions
And the Bay Area's most common species is smaller than your pinkie, has a sting milder than a honeybee's, is so shy it only hunts on moonless nights and even...
Mount Tam’s First Botanist: Alice Eastwood and the Plants of Tamalpais
Alice Eastwood made her reputation and found botanical immortality on Mount Tam.
Ascending the Mountain
For the Mountain Institute's Ed Bernbaum. connecting people to mountains' spiritual and cultural meaning is the key to protecting them.
A Breeze among wildflowers
Breeze has been building mountain bikes for 40 years, and he remembers friendlier days when cyclists and hikers peacefully coexisted.
Three Peaks, One Day, No Car
This coming weekend, you could count yourself among an elite few folks who use only bicycles and mass transit to summit the Bay Area's three major peaks in one day....
Impressions of Tamalpais
We talk with Tom Killion, who grew up in Mill Valley. He has been making woodblock prints of the California landscape since he was a teenager, including about 60 of...
Letter from the Publisher
Good news: It finally started raining again! Many of us held our collective breath through bone-dry January, all the while enjoying the guilty pleasure of midwinter outings in sunshine and...
