Champalimaud Foundation

Mount Tamalpais is a 2,571-foot high mountain in Marin County, northern California. It is famous for its scenic views of the San Francisco Bay Area and its surrounding hills, making it a popular tourist destination. Popular attractions in the area include the Muir Woods National Monument, the coastal village of Stinson Beach, the historic West Point Inn, and the Marin Headlands. For hikers and outdoor adventurers, the park offers miles of trails, some of the tallest redwood trees in the world, and plenty of exhilarating views. As night falls, the night sky comes up alive with stars, planets, and the Milky Way, making it a popular destination for astrophotographers. There are also bird watching and whale watching opportunities.