Steep Ravine Environmental Campground

Steep Ravine Environmental Campground Drone Footage

Steep ravine campsite

Mt Tam State Park Feb 2015

CampgroundViews.com - Steep Ravine Campground Mount Tamalpais State Park Stinson Beach California CA

takes user submitted videos combined with professional editing to provide tent and RV campers with a first person view of a campground or RV park. Rocky Point-Steep Ravine Environmental Campground in Mount Tamalpais State Park south of Stinson Beach California provides 7 primitive tent campsites nestled along the rocky shores of the Pacific Ocean. Music Licensed From MusicBakery.com

Steep Ravine Cabins and Camping with UCSF Outdoor Programs

If you've ever wondered what the big deal about Steep Ravine is, here's some views about this world class destination in our backyard...only an hour from San Francisco! Heck, you can even make it back for your 8 am class!

Steep Ravine, CA

Camping at Steep Ravine near Stinson Beach, north of Sanfransisco

Steep Ravine Cabins Timelapse

A short time lapse video of the steep ravine cabins

Steep Ravine cabins Vlog

I made this vlog to remind myself of this great lil trip I went on. I filmed this on a 16,000 year old point and shoot camera and edited it using imovie so the quality is pretty badd. Another note, you cannot comprehend half of the things I'm saying & I kind of sound insane. Anyway, enjoy the video.

Marin County Cabins at Steep Ravine

Marin County's own Cinque Terre near Stinson Beach

Mill Valley Arts Festival to Steep Ravine Cabins Beach: MSDH 09/15/2018

5-26-15 - Day 28 - Mt Tamalpais Camping - California

VERTIGO ALERT!!! We drive up the twisty road to Mt. Tamalpais, California, to camp for the night. You are limited to size for campers/RVs. The camp spot has modern toilets and that is about all. The camping is actually for tents on the hill side but vans and RV's camp in the parking lot.

Music: Don't Look by Silent Partner uploaded from YouTube free audio library.

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Join me on my 7 Mile trek up the Dipsea and Steep Ravine Trail Run! don't miss the next event!

Hiking Steep Ravine Trail to Dipsea Trail, using GoPro 3+ Hero

Stinson Beach

Steep Ravine Trail 12/24/15

One of the most scenic trails in the Bay Area. Lush vegetations, old redwood groves, stream with many water falls, wooden bridges. You can walk out to Stinson Beach a mile away from the Steep Ravine - Dipsea junction. From the parking lot heading northeast you can also hike to Muir Woods less than 2 miles away.

Camping at Mount Tamalpais

Music: Stay by Kygo (feat. Maty Noyes)

Mt Tamalpais Hike

The shortest but one of the most fun hike we've ever had.

mt tamalpias shore camping

Mt.Tamalpais State Park, Info Mtg.-Easy Grade Tr.Conversion, Mill Valley,CA 3/12/16

Shown here is the first 7min-45sec of the meeting, up to the beginning of the Q&A. For the following.
The conversion of the Easy Grade Hiking Trail in Mt.Tamalpais State Park is a very controversial issue between the mountain biking, hiking and environmental communities.
CA State Park's were responsive to this controversy in sending four CA State Park professionals to the above meeting to explain the paperwork requirements and those processes needed to enable construction to begin.
The first half of that approval process is over and approved. The CEQA (CA Envir.Qual.Act) process is underway now. Public comment period is unknown thought to be before July 1, 2016.

The above Presentation was given by:

Alexandra Stehl, Calif.Trails Manager,

Victor Bjelajac, Project Manager, Easy Grade Trail Conversion.

Waterfall at Steep Ravine, below Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County California

A wonderful hike for a clear spring day, when water is rushing down the canyon. The shade will cool you down on the way up. The sun will warm you on the way down. The sound of the stream will make you feel buzzed. Bring a lunch!

SteepRavineMovie

Quick overview of Steep Ravine Cabins and Campsites. Every cabin and every campsite has an incredible view, so this little movie just gives you the confidence that no matter where you are, it is awesome! Make reservations at reserveamerica.com. only 5 people per cabin or campsite and only 1 car per cabin or campsite, so carpool. You'll need to call ahead to get the combo to the gate. it's a long walk down from hwy 1 to the cabins. They have running water and 2 bathrooms with flush toilets near the parking lot. there are nice pit toilets near the cabins and campsites with spigots of drinkable water nearby as well. Wood burning stoves in the cabins and fire pits at the campsites.

video6.mov: Matt Davis-Steep Ravine Loop at Mt. Tamalpais

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Good weather after several days of rain. Was supposed to go to De Young Museum, but nature called me out of cabin fever. Went with my friend Matt, as we both are training for longer and more difficult hikes in a few months.

We started at the Stinson Beach trailhead.