Tennessee Cove is an embankment off the Pacific Ocean in Marin County, California. It is named after the S.S. Tennessee, a steamship that ran aground near here on March 6, 1853. All 550 passengers climbed safely onto the beach, and fourteen chests of gold were salvaged before the ship broke up. Remnants of the ship can still be seen during low tide during some winter days on the south end of the beach.
Landmarks
On December 29, 2012, the landmark arch at Tennessee Cove collapsed. The landmark had been a popular photography subject over the years. ==Gallery==
Gallery
Pelicans fly over Tennessee Cove.jpg|Pelicans fly over Tennessee Cove. Tennessee Cove 2.jpg|Tennessee Cove A raven stands on a fence post along the Tennessee Valley trail.jpg|A raven stands on a fence post along the Tennessee Valley trail. People walking on Tennessee Valley trail to the beach.jpg|People walking on Tennessee Valley trail to the beach Tennessee Valley trail to the beach.jpg|Tennessee Valley trail to the beach Tennessee Cove in 2021.jpg|Tennessee Cove in 2021 ==References==