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Mt. Tam
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It is awesome atop this 2,500-foot high mountain in Marin County with its 360-degree view from San Francisco Bay to the Pacific. But anywhere on "Tam" you can find nature at its most glorious. Miles and miles of trails ribbon the mountain, crossing redwood valleys, creeks, waterfalls, and wide-open grasslands. It has been treasured turf for hikers, cyclists, and equestrians since the 1880s. The Parks Conservancy is honored to be a part of One Tam, the new community campaign to raise awareness and build support for a healthy future for Mt. Tam.
View of Verna Dunshee Trail along Mt. Tam Al Greening/National Park Service
View from the Northside Trail on Mt. Tam Al Greening/National Park Service
Waterfall along the Cataract Falls Trail Al Greening/National Park Service
Views from Troop 80 Trail on Mt. Tam Al Greening/National Park Service
Cataract Creek Al Greening/Parks Conservancy
Forest bathing while hiking Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
Teamwork among young volunteers Chuck Barnes/National Park Service
Checking out the Mt. Tam map Alison Taggart-Barone/Parks Conservancy
Ready to restore habitats Alison Taggart-Barone/Parks Conservancy
Clouds atop Mt. Tam Paul Myers/Parks Conservancy
