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Marin County -
With
sprawling green hills, treasured open space, and a historical
agricultural lifestyle, Marin County preserves the feel
of a small community. We are host to monumental redwoods,
the great Pacific seashore, and perhaps the best weather
in the world. Marin County is
the northern neighbor of San Francisco. However, to
its smiling
residents, it is the center of the universe.
Golden Gate Bridge - Pt.
Bonita Light House - Mt.
Tamalpais - Muir
Woods - Pt.
Reyes Light House - Pt.
Reyes Seashore - Bay
Area Fly-Over - Exploratorium
- Stinson
Beach - Bolinas
- Corte
Madera - Larkspur
- San
Rafael - Novato
- Petaluma
- Cotati
- Sebastopol
- West
Marin - Lucas
Arts - ILM
- Weather
- Marin
Civic Center - Farmer's
Market - Rafael
Theater - Marin
County Agriculture - Sonoma
County Agriculture - Open
Space - Mill
Valley Film Festival - Sweet
Water - Schools
- Discovery
Museum - Greenbrae
- San
Anselmo - Tiburon
- Muir
Woods - Sailing
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Sausalito -
Settled
in 1800 and named after the Spanish word for willows,
Sausalito's original purpose was to house many large
ships for the whaling industry. Sausalito springs provided
San Francisco with much of its water for many years.
Today, Sausalito is a world-class destination. Many
beautiful homes in the Sausalito hills provide residents
quick and easy access to the Golden Gate Bridge.
History
- Casa
Madrona Hotel -City
of Sausalito - Floating
home webcam
- Floating
Homes Association - Chamber
of Commerce - Sausalito
Online - About
Sausalito - Sausalito.Net
- Sausalito
Art Festival -
The Bay Model - Inn
Above Tide
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Tiburon & Belvedere -
City
of Belvedere - Tiburon
- Parks
- Tiburon
Film Festival - Angel
Island Ferry -
The
Town of Tiburon - Bel-tib-lib.org
- Schools
- Rides.org
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Usps -
Cop Quest
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Mill Valley -
Mill
Valley is located 12 miles north of San Francisco, at
the foot of Mt. Tamalpais. Its historical beginning
with the Miwok Indians and the Spanish settlers revolved
around an abundance of natural resources. It was named
after a lumber mill in the center of town where redwood
trees were milled to build most of the homes in the
Bay Area. Today, Mill Valley retains its old-style atmosphere
with quaint shops and historical landmarks. Although
it remains loyal to its past, Mill Valley embraces the
future with new homes, high-tech businesses, fine dining
and entertainment.
The
official website for the City of Mill Valley - Demographics
- Chamber
of Commerce - Up-to-date
information - About
Mill Valley
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San Francisco -
Maps
- Webcams
- Demographics
- SF Gate
- SF
Examiner - SanFrancisco.com
- About
San Francisco - Everything
you ever wanted to know about SF... and more -
San
Francisco Magazine - SF
convention and visitor bureau - The
official website for the City of San Francisco
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