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Deb and I live in an apartment in the former garage, which is a separate structure on the premises, so we're available to respond to your requests or any issues that may arise, otherwise we respect our guest's privacy and leave them to enjoy this beautiful spot on the Pacific Coast.

Deb and I were high school sweethearts, but lost contact with each other for 34 years. In that gap of time we both had gone on and had marriages, children, and lived those many years apart not knowing if the other was even still alive. We never forgot each other and the special love we felt for each other. Then 9 years ago Deb found me through (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) and we have been happy together ever since. There's much more to the story including both of us surviving cancer. If you're interested we'll tell you more of the story when we talk to you.

Deb and I live in an apartment in the former garage, which is a separate structure on the premises, so we're available to respond to your requests or any issues that may arise, otherwise we respect our guest's privacy and leave them to enjoy this beautiful spot on the Pacific Coast.

Muir Beach is a very small community that is set in both The Golden Gate National Recreation Area and the Mt. Tamalpais State Park. We have a community center that is just down the hill from our home that has an outstanding outdoor play area for kids with a view of the ocean and beach. The Pelican Inn, an English style pub and restaurant is just down the hill. Muir Woods National Monument where the redwoods grow is just 3 miles down the road.

If you're planning a wedding there are three outstanding wedding sites within 5 minutes of the house; the Pelican Inn, Slide Ranch, and the Muir Beach Overlook, which is just across the street from the house.

Hiking Along the Owl Trail - To Slide Ranch
The Owl Trail, a 2.1 mile round trip starts across the street from our house at the Muir Beach Overlook. It's named for great horned owls that roost in the area's cypress trees, runs north from the Overlook on high bluffs to Slide Ranch, where it splits for North Beach and South Beach.

North Beach is small, turbulent and private with large sea stacks just off shore. South Beach is more accessible, with biologically rich tide pools and abundant wildflowers along its bluffs.

Elect South Beach at low tide and during peak blooms, and North Beach for a more rugged and secluded experience:

The Owl Trail runs north from the Overlook through dense chaparral with rangy views of the coast. Look for seabirds perched off shore, and owls in cypress trees along the trail.

Slide Ranch - http://www.slideranch.org
Slide Ranch was founded in 1970, a non-profit environmental education center located on an historic dairy farm within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

Its mission is to teach visitors about the impact our choices have on food, health, and the environment through hands on activities and independent exploration of the farm and surrounding coastal lands. Slide Ranch offers day and overnight educational programs for all ages.

Whale Watching from Muir Beach Overlook
Visit Muir Beach from January through April to see hundreds of gray whales migrating past The Overlook across the street from our house or down at Muir Beach as they make their way from the Arctic to Baja. Humpback whales also might be seen moving in pods of seven or 10 from November through March. The rest of the year – summer and fall – visitors can visit the Farallon Islands, where humpbacks, blue whales, sperm whales and orcas feed.

Each year, about 20,000 gray whales make an epic 6,000-mile/9,656-km journey between Alaska and Mexico—and then back again. These whales travel from feeding grounds in the Bering Sea to mating and breeding lagoons along Baja