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Red Hill Community Park
525 San Anselmo Ave, San Anselmo, CA 94960
Red Hill Community Park is a public space maintained by the Friends of Red Hill Community Park association of Marin…More County. It includes a synthetic turf atheltic field used by the community for football, soccer, lacrosse, etc. It also features an officially sanctioned dog park, a walking track, and a multi-use court.
525 San Anselmo Ave, San Anselmo, CA 94960
Red Hill Community Park is a public space maintained by the Friends of Red Hill Community Park association of Marin…More County. It includes a synthetic turf atheltic field used by the community for football, soccer, lacrosse, etc. It also features an officially sanctioned dog park, a walking track, and a multi-use court.
Terra Linda-Sleepy Hollow Divide Northern Preserve
270 Fawn Dr, San Anselmo, CA 94960
Linda-Sleepy Holly Divide Northern Preserve is part of an open space preserve that consists of 1,168 acres of…More rolling hills, trees, plants and wildlife. A multiuse pathway called Mission Pass Path is located on the 300 block of Fawn Drive in a residential area. This wide, paved fire road is often used for hiking, biking, running and dog walking. The path winds through coast live oak, California bay, toyon, young valley oak, coyote brush and buckeye. There are no drinking fountains, park benches, picnic tables, grills or other amenities, so bring what you need. Dogs are permitted on leash on trails and off leash under voice command on fire roads.
270 Fawn Dr, San Anselmo, CA 94960
Linda-Sleepy Holly Divide Northern Preserve is part of an open space preserve that consists of 1,168 acres of…More rolling hills, trees, plants and wildlife. A multiuse pathway called Mission Pass Path is located on the 300 block of Fawn Drive in a residential area. This wide, paved fire road is often used for hiking, biking, running and dog walking. The path winds through coast live oak, California bay, toyon, young valley oak, coyote brush and buckeye. There are no drinking fountains, park benches, picnic tables, grills or other amenities, so bring what you need. Dogs are permitted on leash on trails and off leash under voice command on fire roads.