Visited on 8/11/2018, Jeff and I loaded up our two chocolate Labradors and went for a day drive to Marin County to visit several lakes. Soulajule Reservoir, is at 259 feet above sea level and is a 63 acre reservoir in a remote hillside near the redwoods of Samuel P. Taylor Park and is located in Marin County 15 miles west and 45 miles north of San Francisco. The entrance gate opens when you drive across it. A short scenic drive takes you back through the foothills of north Marin County which leads to the base of the dam at Soulajule Reservoir. There is no indication of what is to follow. A short walk on a ranch road leads over a sub-ridge, where a gorgeous lake is revealed all at once. This is one of prettiest hidden spots in the Bay Area, a beautiful drive to the base parking area then hike-in reservoir nestled in a long canyon. It provides shoreline fishing for bass, walks and treks for views, and short mountain bike rides on service roads.
After leaving Soulajule Reservoir Jeff needed to go to the beach, so we drove up Highway 1 along Tomales Bay to Dillon’s Beach. A picture of Jeff doing his "Happy Dance" because he got to go to the beach and enjoy an hour or so of Beach time with me and the pups! This picture was taken on Lawson's Landing Beach in the town of Dillion's Beach at the top of Tomales Bay located in Marin County just north of San Francisco.
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