Smiley's Saloon & Hotel





The Smiley's Saloon & Hotel Has Not Been Certified As Dog Friendly
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This trail begins at Stinson Beach and follows the Matt Davis Trail to Pantoll Campground. This trail is steep, but the views make it worth the effort. There are beautiful views along the way of rolling hillsides and the Pacific Ocean. Pantoll Campground is a great spot for a mid-hike break, as there are restrooms, picnic tables, and drinking fountains. This trail can also be a hiked as a point-to-point if you leave a vehicle at Pantoll Campground. Although, there is a parking fee at Pantoll...
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This trail begins at Stinson Beach and follows the Dispea Trail until it connects with the Steep Ravine Trail. From there, the trail climbs the Steep Ravine Trail to Pantoll Campground, which features restrooms, picnic tables, and a chance to refill your water bottles. This is a great spot for a break. 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...
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Hike from the Pacific Ocean all the way up to the Pantoll Ranger Station. 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. Be sure to turn around and take in the incredible views of Stinson Beach on your way up this section. The Steep Ravine Trail, climbing 1000 ft. to...
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The trail begins by climbing uphill along switchbacks, but it is work the effort, as you will have some great views as you leave the beach for higher ground. The scenery quickly chances from beach to woods and eventually to rolling green hills. After the initial climb you will be rewarded with green rolling hills and distant views of San Francisco (on a clear day). Don't get too distracted by the views, as the hills are unexpectedly steep and a wrong step could lead to an unintentional game...