Sunrise will be at 6:26 am, and sunset at 7:50 pm. Atmospheric pressure will be normal with average pressure of 1013 hPa. The visibility is expected to be good with average visibility of 14 km throughout the day. The dew point will range from 7☌ up to a maximum value of 11☌ around 1 pm.

There is no probability for any precipitation throughout the day. The cloud coverage will range from 0% around 1 am to as high as 45% around 2 pm with an average of 11%. The wind will be strong, and will get up to 40 km/h at 5 pm, blowing from the north-west. The day will have very high relative humidity, with average humidity of 82%, ranging from 71% to a maximum value of 91% at about 1 pm. The highest temperature during the day is going to be 15☌ around 3 pm. Weather information for Slacker Hill, on Sunday, April 23rd: There's no risk of weed pollen, and as for grass pollen, this day is expected to have very low risk. Tree pollen on this day is expected to have very low risk. The overall pollen forecast for this day shows no significant pollen. Pollen forecast for Slacker Hill, on Saturday, April 22nd: According to our index, ranging from 0 to 500, the air quality is going to be between values of 27 and 49.

On average, the air quality on this day will be good, meaning that air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk. Air quality forecast for Slacker Hill, on Saturday, April 22nd: The day will have 13 hours and 22 minutes of daylight. Sunrise will be at 6:27 am, and sunset at 7:49 pm. Atmospheric pressure will be normal with average pressure of 1016 hPa. The visibility is expected to be good with average visibility of 16 km throughout the day. The dew point will range from 8☌ up to a maximum value of 9☌ around midnight. The cloud coverage will range from 2% around 9 am to as high as 100% around 10 pm with an average of 78%. The wind will be strong, and will get up to 40 km/h at 7 pm, blowing from the west. The day will have very high relative humidity, with average humidity of 79%. The maximum temperature during the day will be 12☌ around 3 pm. To unlock perks for as little as $0.83/month with a 1-time non-recurring payment 👍Īny amount without a MyHikes user account.Weather information for Slacker Hill, on Saturday, April 22nd: Supporter* (*MyHikes user account required) Making a small donation to help keep the site running. When planning your next adventure that you If you find our content helpful or useful along with building new features, moderating, and site maintainance It takes a lot of time 🕦, money 💰, and effort (including espresso shots ☕) to run MyHikes, including hiking

The site has no investors and is owned and operated by one person, Dave Miller /Īs the main contributor and doer-of-all-things for MyHikes, I share my experiences from hikes and backpacking trips on MyHikes for fun on a volunteer basis and I believe that public trail information should be available to everyone. MyHikes is an indie web platform aimed to make exploring public trails easier for everyone. To continue following the Coastal Trail from here, check out the SCA Trail, and the Julian Trail. Make sure to hit up the Slacker Ridge Trail before continuing along this one.Īfter hitting Slacker Hill, or if you plan to skip it, the trail flattens out before heading downhill toward the SCA Trail, but the grade isn't as steep as the initial climb from McCullough Road.Ĭoastal Trail: This is technically part of the Coastal Trail at Marin Headlands. Once you hit the top of the ridge, you'll find the trailhead for the Slacker Ridge Trail, which leads up to Slacker Hill with views of the bay area and San Francisco. Despite this trail being moderate, the toughest part of the hike is the initial climb up to the ridge. This trail starts off from the parking lot by crossing McCullough Road and quickly shoots uphill at a fairly steep grade. The Slacker Trail at the Marin Headlands in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area in Sausalito, California is a moderate 0.6 mile one-way trail that leads from the parking lot at the intersection of McCullough Road and Conzelman Road and leads over to the SCA Trail.

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