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Lucas Valley Open Space Preserve:

Climb through grassland and some woodland to 1,800-foot Big Rock Ridge, the second-highest peak in Marin County.
3.2miles

3.2 miles one -way (plus 3.2-mile return to trailhead)

DIFFICULTY: Moderate

From: Lucas Valley Road

To: H Ranch in Nicasio

Climb through grassland and some woodland to 1,800-foot Big Rock Ridge, the second-highest peak in Marin County. From here you can take in stellar views of Marin’s mountains and valleys. The route is situated mostly on a well-graded singletrack trail, except for the fire road at the top, which has some steep sections. This is an exposed south-facing slope and all uphill, best traveled on cool mornings in summer or bright sunny days in winter.

The main trail is a beautiful example of professional trail design, thanks to our Trail Steward, John Aranson.

Elevation Gain 1,115 feet one-way

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This trail description is excerpted from the 2019 Guidebook. For details on all trails, trailheads and more buy the book from Wilderness Press.

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