Mountaineers Books  Day Hiking: San Francisco Bay Area

• The book explores the region's stunning and diverse landscapes, from coastal cliffs and rolling grasslands to redwood forests and oak-studded hills
• Despite its bustling metropolitan population of over 7 million people, the Bay Area is laced with national parks, regional preserves, open spaces and scenic trails
• With a moderate coastal climate and varied microclimates, hiking here is a year-round adventure, offering everything from sunny winter days to foggy summer treks
• Seasoned hiker and guidebook author Jessica Lage, along with coauthors Kathryn Lage and Christine Meuris, offers detailed descriptions of 120 hikes
• The hikes range from short strolls to challenging all-day treks
• The guide highlights iconic destinations such as Mount Tamalpais, Point Reyes National Seashore, and Mount Diablo, along with hidden gems tucked away throughout the region
• Complete with trailhead information, route details and insider tips
• This guide makes it easy for hikers of all skill levels to discover the beauty, history and diversity of the Bay Area
• 120 hikes with full-color photos and maps
• Portable, comprehensive, boots-on-the-ground guide to the best hikes throughout the Bay Area
• The majority of the hikes range from 3 to 12 miles, all within an hour of the urban core
• 1% of all sales support trail maintenance in the region

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