Marin County, California
Mill Valley Real Estate and Local Guide
Affluent, wooded city on the eastern slopes of Mount Tamalpais north of the Golden Gate Bridge, known for redwood-shaded neighborhoods, an active arts scene, and quick access to hiking trails.
Living in Mill Valley
Home of the Mill Valley Film Festival, held annually since 1978. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Mill Valley
- Median home value is at or above $2 million, the Census top-code for the area.
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Mill Valley home
Old Mill Park
Redwood park on the site of the 1830s sawmill that gave the city its name
Mount Tamalpais
2,571-foot peak rising on the city's western edge, laced with trails and sweeping Bay Area views
Muir Woods National Monument
Old-growth coast redwood grove just west of the city, administered by the National Park Service
Mount Tamalpais State Park
State park on Mount Tamalpais with extensive hiking trails bordering Mill Valley
Dipsea Trail
Trail from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach and route of the Dipsea Race, the oldest trail running race in the United States
Mill Valley areas to know
Strawberry
Peninsula neighborhood on Richardson Bay, a separate census-designated place within the Mill Valley area
Tamalpais Valley
Unincorporated valley community south of the city toward the coast
Blithedale Canyon
Wooded canyon neighborhood extending toward Mount Tamalpais