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deb
November 25, 2012 at 10:27 am
I would love the details of your weekend. We would love to try it. Did you do day trips from home or stay in the North Bay?
ladyfleur
November 25, 2012 at 4:03 pm
Hi Deb, I’ll definitely post some details soon, probably tonight. We took the Caltrain from Mtn View to SF early Thursday, then rode around the bay and across the Golden Gate to Tiburon. We stayed two nights in Tiburon at Waters Edge hotel right next to the ferry. On Friday we rode the Paradise Drive to San Rafael and back, then rode almost every street on Belvedere Island. On Saturday morning we took the ferry back to SF then the bullet train back to MV. Total mileage for trip was abut 72 miles.