When you're in San Francisco, you have many wonderful places at your doorstep. Many day trippers know Sausalito, Tiburon, or even Pescadero, but Mill Valley often is overlooked. Why? Let's look more into this small town you'll fall in love with only minutes away from the city.
Mill Valley is in Marin County, located 14 miles north of San Francisco.
Mill Valley has been settled for thousands of years, but it was only until 1873 that the town we see today came into actuality.
The biggest draw is Mount Tamalpais, and Mill Valley is a great starting point for this area attraction and hike. Mill Valley is a weekend retreat for city-dwellers because of all the wonderful things to do.
This is a charming bike path featuring an easy access through neighborhoods, shopping areas to the salt marshes, and alongside the houseboats of Sausalito.
The main shops, restaurants, cafes, and businesses are located along Throckmorton and Miller Avenues in Mill Valley.
This is Old Mill Park in Mill Valley. This is is under the redwoods, so there is a deep woods feel and even a hollowed out Redwood tree!
The Muir Woods National Monument is near Mill Valley. The redwoods and nature on display are a must-see site for nature lovers from around the world.
And if you're looking for original and hard to find Caribbean food check out Sol in Mill Valley. The food is what draws people and creates the type of mouth watering dishes you'll never forget like the Bistec sandwich, Bistec rice plate, plantains, and more.
The beauty in Mill Valley will dazzle and impress you because the options are numerous.
Have you been to Mill Valley? Let us know your opinion about this town. Share this story too! If you're curious about eating great food in Mill Valley then check out This Tiny Town Near San Francisco With The Most Mouthwatering Restaurant.
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