As a visitor to the area a trip to Rodeo beach was recommended to me. I parked in the main car park where there are also restroom facilities and walked down the path leading to the beach. I loved this walk. It was easy and well signed. This pathway also takes you past the marshlands where there was an abundance of wildlife. Rodeo Beach didn’t disappoint. It was a rugged and interesting beach with lots of rocky outcrops and places to explore. The sand was great and the beach walk really nice. There were some great photo opportunities too.

Really cool beach cove on north side of bridge in Marin County. Used to have Sunday public transit coming here, but not at this time. Still worth figuring out how to get here. Relax, beachcomb, surf, swim, and hike around lagoon and coastal bluffs. This is federal land managed by the National Park Service. I'm not sure that the visitor facility is open at this time, but there are restrooms and military exhibits. And connecting roads to other parts of the parkland including Point Bonita. One easy bluff hike is to follow the trail from the north end of the beach to the Tennessee Point overlook. Tennessee Beach is down a bit further along another trail leaving either from the beach or back at Fort Cronkite. There are campsites around. But you'll have to inquire about reservations.