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Point Reyes Station – Tomales loop from Tomales

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Point Reyes Station – Tomales loop from Tomales

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3.3

(28)

87

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Point Reyes Station – Tomales loop from Tomales

03:21

55.0km

490m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

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Tomales Bay (GGNRA)

Waypoints

A

Start point

Parking

1

443 m

Tomales Regional History Center 🖼️ Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

Excellent small historic exhibits in the restored school gymnasium that was the only building surviving the devastating fire that destroyed the school

Tip by

2

2.77 km

Key River Fishing Access & rest area 🎣

Highlight • Rest Area

Small rest area with partially shaded picnic tables, restroom, and short trails to the wide river for fishing and swimming

Tip by

3

6.55 km

Miller Boat Launch & Nick's Cove ⛱️

Highlight • Beach

Small protected cove with a public boat launch, piers, and restaurant with pier on the water.

Tip by

10.3 km

Tomales Bay (GGNRA)

Nature Reserve

5

11.0 km

Cypress Grove Research Center - Livermore Marsh, Tomales Bay

Highlight • Structure

Research center of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area at Tomales Bay

Tip by

6

22.9 km

Bivale view - Tomales Bay Ecological Preserve

Highlight • Viewpoint

To the south of Bivale the Tomales Bay is shallow and silting up, large sections are now wetlands always above water, others rise above water at low tide. North from …

Tip by

7

27.6 km

Point Reyes Station

Highlight • Settlement

Black Mountain Bike Shop

Tip by

8

36.4 km

Tomales Bay Oyster Company

Highlight • Restaurant

One of the best known oyster producers in the bay area

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9

54.9 km

Tomales

Highlight • Settlement

Small roadside village along Coastal Hwy1, at the strategic intersections to Petaluma and Dillon Beach, with a great bakery, a general store, the oldest saloon in Marin, post office, two …

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B

55.0 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

49.8 km

4.97 km

221 m

Surfaces

52.1 km

2.61 km

221 m

107 m

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