Larkspur: TVE81 - US-101 : AT JNO GREENBRAE PED OC
Built around the US 101 corridor, Greenbrae grew into a residential and commercial community in central Marin County. It lies beside Corte Madera Creek, a tidal waterway that reaches San Francisco Bay, with low hills rising close to the developed flats. The freeway forms a major north–south route through Marin, linking the area with San Francisco and the North Bay. Greenbrae sits between Larkspur and San Rafael, near the Larkspur Ferry Terminal, whose passenger boats cross the bay to San Francisco. Nearby Larkspur preserves an older downtown along Magnolia Avenue, where early-20th-century commercial buildings reflect the railroad-era growth of this part of Marin. SMART commuter rail also terminates at Larkspur, reinforcing the area's role as a transport hub.
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Tucked between the lower slopes of Mount Tamalpais and San Francisco Bay, Larkspur is a place whose character is shaped by the meeting of wooded Marin hills, Corte Madera Creek and tidal marshes. In Marin County, just north of San Francisco, its compact downtown centres on Magnolia Avenue, where early-20th-century storefronts house restaurants, cafés and local businesses. The Art Deco Lark Theater, opened in 1936, remains a focal point for films and community events. Nearby trails lead into Marin’s open-space network, while the Larkspur Ferry Terminal provides a water connection across the bay to San Francisco. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Marin County.
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