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Willow Camp Fireroad

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  2. CA
  3. …Bay Area
  4. …Marin County
  5. Mount Tamalpais State Park
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2.9 Miles 4.7 Kilometers


Doubletrack

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Ascent

-1,928' -588 m

Descent

13%

Avg Grade (7°)

27%

Max Grade (15°)

1,941' 592 m

High

13' 4 m

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Shared By Adam Schaal

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“This fireroad travels along a short, steep downhill from Ridgecrest Blvd to Stinson.”

— Adam Schaal
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Description

A short, steep descent down to Stinson Beach, this trail combines a mix of singletrack, doubletrack, and fireroad. This is a great route for amazing views over Stinson and Bolinas.

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Land Manager: California State Parks - Tamalpais State Park

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  4.0 from 2 votes

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in Mount Tamalpais State Park

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in California

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