Mount Tamalpais

 

The name is from Miwok and means "west hill". It is the tallest mountain in Marin and has many open spaces. It has 100+ miles of trails and fire roads, and is the birthplace of mountain biking. It is a great place to photograph mountains, hills, forests, water features, and wildflowers.

 

The Seasons

 

Fall

Afternoon fog is rare and "Indian Summer" arrives. It can be warm and sunny. The hills are yellow until rains start.

 

Winter

The western slopes can get large amounts of rain, since the mountain affects weather. The hills are green, creeks are full, and the waterfalls are at their peak, including temporary waterfalls.

 

Spring

The hills go from green to yellow, the creeks are flowing, and wildflowers are abundant.

 

Summer

The afternoon fog rolls in on a regular basis, and the hills are a golden brown.

2025 Workshops

 

 

 

Spring on Mt Tamalpais

2025 Date TBD

Noon to 6:00 PM   $150

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Winter on Mt Tamalpais

Sunday, January 19th

11:30 AM to 5:30 PM   $150

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Summer on Mt Tamalpais

2025 Date TBD

2:30 PM to 8:30 PM   $150

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Late Spring on Mt Tamalpais

2025 Date TBD

2:30 PM to 8:30 PM   $150

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