Aquarium Of The Bay
What lies beneath the surface of the Bay? See, touch, discover, and learn about the fascinating marine life of the San Francisco Bay and surrounding waters. Walk through crystal clear tunnels filled with 20,000 aqu... from smartdestinations.com
Golden Gate Bridge - San Francisco, Ca
"Named one of the "Seven Wonders of the Modern World" by the American Society of Civil Engineers, the Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937, connecting San Francisco with the surrounding northern counties. With a length of 8,... waymarking.com
San Francisco Zoo
The San Francisco Zoo The San Francisco Zoo was founded in 1889, when a grizzly bear was given as a gift to the city. This first small zoo was located in the Mission District. The zoo was moved to Golden Gate Park for awh... waymarking.com
Angel Island Double Loop, Tiburon, California
If you have a fondness for San Francisco, you?ll love the views from Angel Island. Though this ride is not very challenging, riders of all ages, abilities, and strengths will love this outing. This ride consists of a loop wit... trails.com
Fort Point
Fort Point and Lime Point define respectively the southern and northern flanks of the narrow entrance to San Francisco Bay. Given its prime location, Fort Point has been a desired spot for several construction proj... lighthousefriends.com
San Francisco Ramble | San Francisco California Road Bike...
Only a few years ago San Francisco made national headlines for its Critical Mass event, a grass-roots ride that involved thousands of cyclists taking to city streets during Friday rush hour. The enormous turnout during the su... trails.com
Berkeley Art Museum And Pacific Film Archive
The Berkeley Art Museum?s diverse collections of more than 13,000 objects are characterized by themes of artistic innovation, intellectual exploration, and social commentary, and reflect the central role of education in B... famplosion.com
San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
Located at the west end of San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, this park includes the fleet of national historic landmark vessels at Hyde Street Pier, a visitor center, a maritime museum, and a maritime library. Visitors ... museumstuff.com
Conservatory Of Flowers
A trip to the Conservatory is the easiest trip to the tropics you can take, assuming you don't already live there. This recently rebuilt flower showroom has palms, bromeliads, orchids and even carnivorous plants (don't ... grandparents.com
Pier 39
This San Francisco landmark features some of Fisherman's Wharf's best shopping and attractions. Ride the carousel or watch the sea lions. There are more than 25 one-of-a-kind gift stores that carry automobile, Hollywood, a... sfstation.com
Alamo Square
13 acre park in the heart of San Franisco - 1/2 of which is legally off-leash. One of the most photographed locations in San Francisco. Postcard views of the "Painted Ladies" Victorians. This park is always very windy so b... ecoanimal.com
Fort Mason Community Garden - San Francisco, Ca
A plaque at the community garden central kiosk reads: Fort Mason COMMUNITY GARDEN THE FORT MASON COMMUNITY GARDEN IS A SELF-SUPPORTING, NON-PROFIT PARK PARTNER OPEN TO ALL WHO ENJOY THE BEAUTY AND SERENITY OF GARDENING IN... waymarking.com
Berkeley Marina
I have to tell you about my paddle yesterday - I took YumYum, my home built skin-on-frame boat, out for a spin around the Berkeley Marina and we had a great time! (Coming from Maine, I'm working on finding some good places ... paddling.net
Marin Headlands, Mill Valley, California
Among units in the National Park system, Golden Gate National Recreation Area is exceeded only by the Blue Ridge Parkway in numbers of visitors per year (1990 figures: Blue Ridge, 17 million; Golden Gate, 15 million). The vie... trails.com
Presidio, San Francisco, California
The Presidio for many years was one of the major U.S. Army posts on the West Coast. In 1995 almost all of it was turned over to the National Park Service, to be administered as a part of Golden Gate National Recreation Area. ... trails.com
San Francisco City Guides
SF City Guides give the best walking tours of San Francisco at a price that can't ever possibly be beat (they're free and given by volunteers). Some tours focus on the 1906 earthquake, some focus on Chinatown and some o... grandparents.com
Alcatraz Cruises
Alcatraz Cruises is the ONLY way to visit Alcatraz Island. Save time and avoid the lines: Call for tickets, or purchase and print them online at www.alcatrazcruises.com. visitcalifornia.com
Treasure Island
Treasure and Yerba Buena Islands are home to over 3,000 residents as well as a number of commercial tenants, schools and community serving organizations. The Islands are also open for public use and recreation at all times... sfstation.com
Jack London Square
Steeped in maritime lore, Jack London Square is one of Oakland?s most identifiable landmarks and a symbol of the city?s history as a seaport. Fronting a natural estuary leading to San Francisco Bay, the site was the heart... famplosion.com