Browse Walks in Larkspur, California, US

This two-hour walking tour of Larkspur, California, United States, will take you through the charming streets of this small town, with plenty of interesting shopping and eating locations along the way.

The tour will begin at the Larkspur Ferry Terminal (37.937, -122.531), where you can take in the stunning views of the San Francisco Bay. From here, you can take a leisurely stroll down Magnolia Avenue, where you can find a variety of unique shops and restaurants. Stop in at the Larkspur Antique Mall (37.937, -122.531) to browse through a wide selection of vintage items, or grab a bite to eat at the Lark Creek Grill (37.937, -122.531).

Continue your tour by heading to the Larkspur Landing Shopping Center (37.937, -122.531), where you can find a variety of stores, including a grocery store, clothing stores, and a movie theater. After shopping, take a break at the Larkspur Coffee Roasters (37.937, -122.531) for a cup of freshly brewed coffee.

Next, make your way to the Larkspur Plaza (37.937, -122.531), where you can find a variety of restaurants, including the popular Lark Creek Inn (37.937, -122.531). After dinner, take a stroll through the nearby Larkspur Park (37.937, -122.531), where you can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and take in the views of the surrounding hills.

Finally, end your tour at the Larkspur Library (37.937, -122.531), where you can browse through a variety of books and magazines.

By the end of this two-hour walking tour, you will have experienced the best of what Larkspur has to offer.

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