Tennessee Beach

Secluded sandy beach in the Marin Headlands only accessible by hiking or biking

Description

Tennessee Beach is a rather small, secluded beach surrounded by a stunning landscape in the Marin Headlands. The sandy beach can be reached by a relatively flat, 1.7-mile hike or bike ride through the aptly-named Tennessee Valley.

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(415) 561-4700
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RCRX+J7 Tamalpais-Homestead Valley, CA, USA

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