Good Call Terry!
Also, a neat way to go is to avoid the whole Sausalito, Mill
Valley, Muir Woods, Stinson Beach route which can get
crowded, and take Sir Francis Drake to Hwy 1. It's about 10
min or so north of the GG Bridge. It's a really nice drive
and it dumps you out in Olema, just south of Pt. Reyes
Station and Tomales Bay.
Or go another 10 minutes north and take the Rowland exit to
Novato Bl. and go right. At Pt. Reyes/Petaluma Rd. you can
go left and pass by the Nicasio Reservoir or head right,
take a quick jaunt to Wilson Hill Rd and go left. Pt.
Reyes/Petaluma lets you out at Pt. Reyes Station. Wlson
Hill becomes Marshall/Petaluma and lets you out farther
north at Marshall.
Either way you still get a nice view of Tomales.
T A TERRY wrote:
>
> In a message dated 98-03-24 17:49:44 EST, aramm@concentric.net writes:
>
> << Go north across the Golden Gate Bridge. Head through
> Sausalito for brunch or whatever. Then take the road to Hwy
> 1 (not known as PCH North of SF). >>
>
> Andy's got this almost right.....except don't stop in Sausalito for brunch
> with all the tourist, go on over to Hwy 1 and just past the road to Muir
> Beach, you will find an authentic British Pub, the Pelican Inn......stop there
> your your brunch and soak up the atmosphere......seems to make your LBC run
> better.....the Inn gofer vehicle is a woody Morris Minor.
> Terry
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