Muir Woods National Monument in Mill Valley

Muir Woods National Monument is a tourist attraction, one of the National parks in Mill Valley, United States. It is located: 17 km from Larkspur, 57 km from San Francisco, 258 km from San Jose.

Information

Location

, N37°53'39", W122°34'18". Get directions

Contact

Telephone: (415) 388-2595

Website: www.nps.gov

Open hours

Mon-Sun 8:00 AM–5:00 PM

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Alexa Jane Denner

6 January 2015

The Muir Woods is full of beautiful red woods. Perfect for a stroll with friends or a solo nature walk. Be sure to stop by the café or the gift shop. Sweatshirts are dope!

Cooper Smith

6 March 2013

Want to get away from the tourists, but not willing to commit to an all day hike? Try the Ocean View > Lost > Fossil Creek > Main loop. ~2 hours, great sights, few people

Cheryl Huang

15 July 2014

A beautiful red wood forrest with some nice and easy hike trails. Try to get here early as parking is not easy and you might end up walking miles to the park from where you park your car.

cami j.

27 December 2015

great place to go with people who don't love hiking. trails are accessible and the redwoods are beautiful. parking is a hot mess, though, so carpool and try to come on off-peak days and hours.

Denise F

28 October 2016

If you don't have car, get an Uber and come back with a shuttle, just pay attention with schedule. Good park, small and easy to walk. They have more adventurous trails if u like.

Scott P

28 June 2014

Don't go on the weekend if possible. If you do, take the shuttle bus or plan on walking up to a mile to the entrance, and then you walk all around the park. Shuttle is $5/person over 15, free under.

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