Friday, July 11, 2008

Marin Headlands

Address: Conzelman Road, Sausalito

Situated north of Golden Gate Bridge is my all time favorite spot in San Francisco Bay Area -- Marin Headlands. You need to drive up the hill along winding Conzelman Road to get to the vista point which overlooks the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco. The view is spectacular and different every time depending on the weather. You'll find yourself situated in two totally different worlds separated by a hill -- a robust city on one side and a tranquil sanctuary on the other. At the top of the hill is a one-way narrow winding road that takes you towards a hiking trail to Point Bonita light house. Further north is the Rodeo Beach famous for surfing and its colorful pebble sand.


(Click on photo for larger image)

Marin Headland on a foggy day.

Marin Headland on a sunny day.

Fog rolling in.

One-way winding road that take you downhill to Point Bonita hiking trail and other parts of the park.

Pacific Ocean banging on the headland cliff.

Point Bonita Light House. They only allow 5 people to cross the suspension bridge at a time.

Rodeo Lagoon.

No comments: