Name: Marsh Front Trail
Rating: 2.0

“A flat, smooth singletrack running along the marsh.”

— Bob Gardner

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Family Friendly: A nice beginner trail with convenient parking.

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Stretching from the Byxbee Park parking lot towards the edge of the bay and connecting with San Francisquito Creek Trail, this is a scenic trail on a smooth, crushed-shell surface.

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Land Manager: City of Palo Alto, CA - Open Space and Preserves

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San Francisquito Creek Trail near interpretive center.

Marsh Front Trail approaching historic Sea Scout marina.

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0.7 Miles 1.1 Kilometers Singletrack	1' 0 m Ascent -2' -1 m Descent
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Marsh Front Trail

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“A flat, smooth singletrack running along the marsh.”