Fort Cronkhite — Attraction in Marin City

Visited this place with my environmental biology class to assess our understanding of the material and learn species interactions and toxic level, with little emphasis on erosion that has occurred over several decades. A very nice place that offers cool, windy breeze and hiking which takes you to the elevation where you can see pretty much everything down below. Several had died moving on to the edges of the cliff. So, don't do it and you won't because it has been sealed with the wire. Have a good time with whomever you're going with. Get to learn where you live and how sediments, erosion, alluvium, and transportation of sand have shaped this sort of place and why not others. Barely anyone can pinpoint a location of Los Angeles on the map, and then we claim that we...

TLDR: Great beach on the way to Mammal center further up the hill with a peek at the Golden Gate Bridge as you exit Robin Williams tunnel.

Stopped by the beach on the way back from the Marine Mammal Center on a Sunday afternoon. Found a good parking spot in short order and found a good spot after a short walk across the estuary Bridge. Sand here is nice but rough in some areas with bigger pebbles. It wasn't overcrowded and the kids were able to body surf and dig sand castles, but the water was too cold for us grownups to follow. Overall a great beach and we didn't even check out the barracks or...

Great beach to explore! Hike some of the Marin Headlands trails and learn some of the history about the bunkers. Just dont get too close to the cliff edges. The coastal cliffs change from day to day due to the surf. If youre walking on the beach be aware of the tides and falling rocks. This is a great time of year, less fog, warmer, and wildlife! Known for Carnelians mixed in the sand. Dogs welcome, showers and restrooms and...