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Alpine Dam Seven Sisters Road Bike Route Map - clockwise

near Mill Valley, California

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Alpine Dam Seven Sisters Road Bike Route Map - clockwise

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Road biking route map for the classic Alpine Dam/Seven Sisters loop in Marin County from San Francisco. Shows clockwise stats. Also shows the Paradise Loop in Tiburon.

Created 2008
From cycling4fun.com

Mapophile added
Nov 25, 2008

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recreation, road biking, cycling, biking

Photos

Floating Homes at Shores of Richardson Bay, Sausalito, California davidcmc58	Scullers rowing on the Larkspur-Greenbrae canal, and the railroad drawbridge Greenbrae-Larkspur, California San Quentin prison in the background Lady GooGoo La La	California Dreaming TripPinSee	Muir Woods, CA JeffSullivanPhotography
Floating Homes at Shores of Richardson Bay, Sausalito, California davidcmc58	Scullers rowing on the Larkspur-Greenbrae canal, and the railroad drawbridge Greenbrae-Larkspur, California San Quentin prison in the background Lady GooGoo La La	California Dreaming TripPinSee	Muir Woods, CA JeffSullivanPhotography
El Paseo Restaurant, Mill Valley, California davidcmc58	Cataract Falls 3, Marin County California davidcmc58	Mount Tamalpais Vista - Sausalito, Sept. 1978 (150º) LutzP	Ring Mountain, San Francisco California Lady GooGoo La La
El Paseo Restaurant, Mill Valley, California davidcmc58	Cataract Falls 3, Marin County California davidcmc58	Mount Tamalpais Vista - Sausalito, Sept. 1978 (150º) LutzP	Ring Mountain, San Francisco California Lady GooGoo La La
Low tide @mabut	Light From Above Tony Immoos	Enchanted Forest (Muir Woods) Marilyn Whiteley	Muir Woods National Monument Tony Immoos
Low tide @mabut	Light From Above Tony Immoos	Enchanted Forest (Muir Woods) Marilyn Whiteley	Muir Woods National Monument Tony Immoos

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2 Comments

counterclockwise is a lot tougher... over 5,000ft vertical

Mapophile, Nov 25, 2008

anyone with half a brain understands that any loop has equal vertical gain whether done clockwise or counter clockwise...however, counterclockwise does have slightly steeper sections.

bateson al, Apr 7, 2010

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