Once more unto the beach, dear friends. This Sunday morning in Mill Valley, Calif., two towns north of the Golden Gate Bridge, some 1,500 warriors, adventurers and masochists – calling them mere ...
Some 1,500 runners converge on Mill Valley on Sunday to run the second oldest organized race in America. Many in the crowd will be new to the event, many will have been a part of it for years, but ...
At just 5 years old, Mary Etta Boitano Blanchard was ready to lace up for the Dipsea Race in Marin County, but the year was 1968 and girls were not permitted to participate. So she registered as a boy ...
The sign that Ann Lee of Petaluma made for her chiropractor had been updated by the time Steven Katz saw it Sunday. It read: Go, go, go Steve Katz. U can do it. But Lee had crossed out “can” and “do” ...
In your first steps on the Dipsea Trail, you walk - or run - in the strides of ghosts, shadows and legends, just as thousands have done over the years. This Sunday is the 100th running of the Dipsea ...
MARIN COUNTY, Calif. (KGO) -- Since 1905, athletes from all across the Bay Area and even around the world have run in the Dipsea Race, the annual 7.5 mile trail race that goes from Mill Valley to ...
It started with a bet, as these things often do. In 1904, several members of San Francisco's Olympic Club got off a train in Mill Valley, California, just north of San Francisco. They planned to hike ...
The founder of Dipsea, an audio erotica startup, taught a 1,500 live audience how to get turned on by sound. Gina Gutierrez said imagination helps woman-identifying people experience pleasure. Men ...
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