Muir Woods Park on Mount Tamalpais

Living on Mount Tamalpais in Mill Valey

Homes on Mount Tamalpais provide exceptional access to open space, state and national parks, and a rural lifestyle. The Panoramic/Muir Park neighborhood is along a ridge of the 2,600-foot mountain, at the eastern edge of Mill Valley. Homes are often set in redwood groves and provide a unique rural setting. Many homes have vistas of  Mount Tamalpias, San Francisco Bay, and the Pacific Ocean.

Location

The ride “down the mountain” to Mill Valley takes only 10-15 minutes.  In the opposite direction,  Stinson Beach is about 8 miles or a 20 minute drive. 

Panoramic Highway, along the mountain ridge, provides the primary access to Mount Tamalpais State Park, Muir Woods, and the MMWD Watershed. See this map of the mountain. Most of the mountain is preserved as open space, divided among these parks:

• Mount Tamalpais State Park comprising about 25,000 acres.
• Muir Woods National Monument, comprising about 554 acres.
• Golden Gate National Recreation Area, comprising 82,000 acres, of which a quarter includes Mount Tamalpais. 
• Marin Municipal Water District Watershed comprising about 21,635 acres.
  

  West Point Inn in the Marin Municipal Water District Watershed