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The Dipsea Trail (or the Ben Johnson Trail) to Stinson Beach is an amazing trail through the famous northern California redwoods with beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. The world’s oldest trail running race, the Double Dipsea, takes place here.
25 Μαΐ 2021 · What to Know. Length: ~7 miles. Amenities: Restrooms, picnic tables, water fountains. Parking: Street parking near Old Mill Park. Known for: The oldest footrace this side of the Mississippi. Dogs: No. Watch for: Bring a trail guide; many trails crisscross the Dipsea Trail and it’s easy to get lost.
From Pantoll Campground, follow the Old Mine Trail until you reconnect with the Dipsea Trail, which will take you back down to Stinson Beach. This trail offers many scenic views of the Pacific Ocean, as well as stunning walks through coastal chapparall and redwood forests.
This route offers spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, rushing streams, and beautiful waterfalls. The hike begins along the Dipsea Trail in the town of Stinson Beach. It climbs gradually with many ocean views until you reach its junction with the Steep Ravine Trail.
Explore Dipsea, Ben Johnson and Stapleveldt Loop Trail, Stinson Beach to Stinson Beach, on our interactive map. Measure distances, view elevation, switch layers, find amenities, and preview in 3D before your hike.
Explore Stinson Beach via Dipsea Trail, Mill Valley to Mill Valley, on our interactive map. Measure distances, view elevation, switch layers, find amenities, and preview
Stretching from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach, the famed Dipsea Trail is for hikers looking for a challenge. It begins in Mill Valley, climbs over a Mt. Tam ridge, passes through Muir Woods, and descends to Stinson Beach. The top of Dipsea Ridge has spectacular ocean views.
