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    West Coast In Motion

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Thanks Chris. We were thrilled to have you along for the ride!

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    Angel Island State Park

    Angel Island State Park

    4.5(549 reviews)
    3.7 km

    Coming to angels island is such a fun experience! You can access from pier 39 or from Tiburon; I…read moredid the latter. Ferry tickets are $18 round trip and 100% worth it. The ferry ride is short and then you can hang out on the island until you're ready to go. I ran around the island which is 5.5 miles via the perimeter trail. There isn't much on the island so most people seemed to bring snacks and a picnics, but the little store also has some food and postcards! It's a fun activity to try and the island has great views of the city and lots of cool abandoned buildings and other historic relics.

    If you are anywhere near the Bay Area, Angel Island State Park is absolutely worth the trip. The…read morescenery alone makes it a great escape, but the Immigration Station is what really makes this place special. The island is peaceful and not overly crowded. You get incredible views of the San Francisco skyline, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the surrounding bay. It is a great spot for hiking, biking, or just relaxing by the water. The highlight for me was the Immigration Station. Walking through the barracks and reading the poems carved into the walls is powerful. It gives you a deeper appreciation for the history and the experiences of those who passed through. It is not something to rush through. Take your time and really take it in. Try to go earlier in the day so you have enough time to explore both the trails and the station. Also check the ferry schedule ahead of time so you are not cutting your visit short. Overall, it is a great mix of nature and history. Beautiful, meaningful, and definitely worth visiting.

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    Angel Island-Tiburon Ferry

    4.8(437 reviews)
    1.5 km

    Third ferry experience over 6 Years and I must say they stop manage to impress. Something went…read morewrong when I booked this in December 2025 for May 2026. It has the date of April 30th. I called their hotline and left a voicemail the day of (1 hour before take off). We then get their 30 minutes before, I run down and hassle a crew member, and they say we can just rebook you. No doubt, the person checking our tickets said, okay, I can just rebook you. 45 seconds of swiping and he got us set up. This level of going over the top for customer satisfaction is beyond compare. Thank you to this wonderful team!

    How I've lived in the Bay Area for over a decade and just recently took the Angel Island-Tiburon…read moreFerry for the first time is crazy to me! Better late than never I guess! I purchased our tickets online a few days in advance (recommended for weekends and holidays), so arriving and loading the ferry was smooth and simple. We were also able to add the extra $1 fee per bike to be able to bring our bikes onboard for our planned bike ride around Angel Island. Once you're on the ferry, there's an area in the back with bike racks to place your bike. It can fill up fast so be sure to get there well before the ferry is set to leave. Once onboard, we went up to the top level and had the best views of the SF Bay, Tiburon, Golden Gate Bridge in the distance, Downtown SF, and Angel Island as we cruised across the bay on a very short 15-ish minute ride. All the staff were friendly and welcoming, and we had a great time going out to Angel Island and back. Highly recommend for a fun day trip! Pro tip: If you want to rent bikes for Angel Island, you can either rent in Tiburon at Demo Bikes or at the kiosk on Angel Island just steps away from the ferry landing.

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    Coastal View Trail

    Coastal View Trail

    5.0(1 review)
    10.5 km

    After you ride the Coastal View trail, you will want to sell your earthly goods and then donate the…read moreproceeds to the GGNRA and then devote yourself to mountain biking full time. Really, join me! We'll make it work! We'll live on thistles and spring water, and we'll dance with the butterflies! Oh, never mind, we need beer money...but do check out this trail...I pretty much guarantee you'll love it. Here's my loop: West Blithedale trailhead, up Old Railroad Grade to West Point Inn, past the Inn to Old Stage Road trail, down to Pantoll campground, (through the parking lots) to Coastal View trail, ride Coastal View all the way to Highway 1. Then turn left, ride carefully on Hwy 1 to the Pelican Inn, and have your friend guard the bikes while you get a pot of tea to drink out on the lawn. Then lug your tired rear up Diaz Ridge trail back to Mill Valley and don't hate on me for getting you to a place that's downhill from where you want to be. Alternate plan: Get your friend's husband, who has a truck, to pick you up. Say yes to hitchhikers 'cause that might be you one day and you think you know them maybe a little. But I guess I should review the trail itself: Coastal View is absolutely magnificent. The word 'magnificent' is not an exaggeration, which I am prone to, but not in this case. Single track (but not the scary next-to-a-cliff-you-might-die type of single track) that progresses from wooded bits near Pantoll, to an exposed path, to a Disney-couldn't-design-a-trail-that-looks-this-good segment that winds through some low trees (duck! you might get wet if it's misty), then out to views of the coast (or the fog, depending on your luck). Go with a friend so you can keep saying, "Oh my gosh! This is great! And there's no one on the trail!"* Tons of wildflowers in the spring and great photo ops if you're into that--I am always so blissed out that I forget about photos. Bonus photo op at Muir Beach overlook right off of Highway 1. *OK, you may see a few others on Coastal View trail. On my most recent ride, we saw a single runner (that's it!) from Pantoll to Hwy 1. That said, don't rush it, savor it. Look out for bunnies. PS Yes, you could hike this, too, but I never have. I'm sure it's just as nice on foot. PPS the only place you might lose your way is just past Pantoll, but watch for the signs and I think it is clear.

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