Enjoy Mill Valley Map & Guide

The 2026–2027 Enjoy Mill Valley Guide celebrates the people, places and experiences that make Mill Valley such a remarkable place to visit, live and explore.

This year, we experience Mill Valley through the seasons, where nature, culture and community are woven into everyday life. From the trails of Mt. Tam and the redwoods of Old Mill Park to our lively neighborhoods, independent businesses, restaurants, arts and beloved community traditions, there is always something new to discover.

Inside, you’ll meet some of the people who bring Mill Valley to life and explore the distinct personalities of our neighborhoods. You’ll find local favorites and “Must Dos,” ideas for getting outside, places to eat, shop and gather, an events calendar, important community and fire-safety resources, and a comprehensive directory of local businesses and organizations.

Whether you’re here for the first time, have called Mill Valley home for decades, or fall somewhere in between, we hope the Guide inspires you to experience more of what makes this community so special. Wander beyond your usual route. Discover a new business. Hit a trail you’ve never explored. Meet the people behind the places you love. And experience Mill Valley throughout the year.

This Guide is made possible thanks to the dedication of many individuals and organizations. A special thank you to our cover artist, Andrew Faulkner. Born into a long line of artists, designers, and architects, Andrew Faulkner’s paintings fuse the structural sensibilities of his architect father with the bold, often riotous color sense of his interior designer mother. His unique ability to define space with color and value can be traced back to his studies at Trinity College with colorist George Chapman, a student of Joseph Albers, where he first learned the art of creating atmosphere through color.

Andrew Faulkner Artist | www.andrew-faulkner.com | www.instagram.com/andrew_faulkner_art