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Muir BeachOverlook
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The MarineMammalCenter
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UpperFisherman’s
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HistoricRifle Range
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BirdIsland YMCA
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Bay AreaDiscoveryMuseum
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Marin Headlands National Park Service U.S. Department of the
InteriorGolden Gate National Recreation Area
Directions to the Marin Headlands
From the North: Take Hwy 101 southbound and exit at the
“Sausalito Exit,” just before the Golden Gate Bridge. Turn left at
the stop sign, then bear immediately right and head up the hill
onto Conzelman Road. Follow signs to Marin Headlands
destinations.
From the South: Take Hwy 101 northbound across the Golden Gate
Bridge. Exit at Alexander Avenue (second exit after crossing the
bridge; the first exit is Vista Point). Stay to the right on the
exit ramp and merge onto Alexander Avenue for 0.2 miles. Turn left
at the first opportunity onto West Bunker Road (unmarked). Proceed
through the tunnel and follow signs to Marin Headlands
destinations.
For your safety in case of emergency, please be prepared to tell
the dispatcher your location in the park.
National Parks are protected areas. Take only pictures, leave
only footprints. Shortcuts cause erosion. Please stay on designated
trails.
If you encounter coyotes, keep your distance, keep pets and
children supervised, and do not feed coyotes or any other
wildlife.
Dogwalkers must obey regulations and pick up after their pets.
Details at www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/pets.
Bicyclists may not exceed 15 mph, and must slow to 5 mph around
corners or while passing other trail users.
Trail distances indicated in miles.
Camping is by permit only. To reserve a space at Kirby Cove,
call (877) 444-6777;
for all other sites call the Marin Headlands Vistor Center at
(415) 331-1540. A camping brochure is available at the visitor
center and online.
San Francisco MUNI Line 76 serves major sites in the Marin
Headlands on Sundays and most holidays. Contact MUNI for schedule
(415-673-6864 or www.sfmuni.com).
Point Bonita Lighthouse is open to the public on Saturdays,
Sundays and Mondays from 12:30 pm–3:30 pm.
Nike Missile Site—call for current hours (415) 331-1453.
Battery Townsley—call for current hours (415) 331-1540.
EXPERIENCE YOUR AMERICA™ Printed with the support of the Golden
Gate National Parks Conservancy—www.parksconservancy.org
www.nps.gov/goga/marin-headlands.htm
Hiking Only
Bikes, Horses, Hiking
Horses & Hiking
Dogs on Leash Allowed
Paved Road
GGNRA Lands
Dogs on Leash or Under Voice Control (current status as of June
2005)
EmergencyCall Boxes
Lighthouse
Campground
Parking
Picnic Area
Restroom
Stables
Fishing Pier
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In case of emergency dial (415) 561-5656 or 911 For General
Information call (415) 331-1540
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West Bunker Road
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Sausalito Exit
Sailing Center
AREA CLOSED Sensitive Natural and Cultural Resources
STAY ON TRAIL Sensitive Habitat
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Instituteat the Golden Gate(September 2008) Institute
at the Golden Gate
HealingArts
CenterCavallo Point—The Lodge at the Golden Gate
MARIN HEADLANDS
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Fort Baker National Park Service U.S. Department of the
InteriorGolden Gate National Recreation Area
Driving Instructions to Fort Baker
From San Francisco
North on U.S. Highway 101, over the Golden Gate Bridge.
Exit at Alexander Avenue (second exit after crossing the bridge;
first exit is Vista Point.)
Stay to the right on the exit ramp and merge right onto
Alexander Avenue for 0.2 miles.
Turn left at the first opportunity onto West Bunker Road
(unmarked) and follow signs to Fort Baker.
From the North
Take U.S. Hwy 101 south to the “Sausalito Exit,” just before the
Golden Gate Bridge.
Turn right at the stop sign at the end of the exit ramp and pass
under U.S. Hwy 101 to a second stop sign.
At the stop sign, continue straight onto Alexander Avenue for
0.2 mile.
Turn left at the first opportunity onto West Bunker Road
(unmarked) and follow signs to Fort Baker.
EXPERIENCE YOUR AMERICA™ Printed with the support of the Golden
Gate National Parks Conservancy—www.parksconservancy.org
www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/fort-baker.htm
This former Army site has been reborn as part of a national
park; the last of the dramatic “post to park” conver-sions that
have created the Golden Gate National Parks. Hiking, fishing,
viewing wildlife, and spectacular views of the Golden Gate and the
Marin Headlands await visitors to Fort Baker.
Several partners also provide recreation and educational
opportunities, and visitor ameni-ties at Fort Baker.
Self-guided walking tours of the historic parade ground and for
Horseshoe Cove are available at the Marin Headlands Visitor Center,
the Bay Area Discovery Museum, or at Cavallo Point—the Lodge at the
Golden Gate. They are also available online at:
www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/fort-baker.htm.
Since 1991, the Bay Area Discovery Museum has provided
outstanding children’s educational programs activities for the 6
months to 8 year-old set.
Information 415-339-3900 www.badm.org
The Travis Sailing Center located on the east side of Horseshoe
Cove, offers sailing instruction and boat rentals.
Information 415-332-2319
The most dramatic recent change is evident in the historic and
contemporary buildings surrounding and overlooking Murray Circle
and the historic parade ground. Cavallo Point—The Lodge at the
Golden Gate, the newest lodge in the National Park System, welcomes
visitors for a unique overnight stay in one of 68 historic and 74
contemporary guest rooms. The Lodge also has a restaurant, bar,
meeting rooms and Healing Arts Center. The Lodge was constructed to
the highest standards of environmental sustainability.
Information 415-339-4700 www.cavallopoint.com
The Institute at the Golden Gate is a new program of the Golden
Gate National Parks Conservancy in partnership with the National
Park Service. The Institute, which will use facilities at the
lodge, advances environmental preservation and global
sustainability by facilitating cross-sector dialogue and
collaboration, encouraging new partnerships and promoting
action.
Information 415-339-4786 www.instituteatgoldengate.org
Hiking Only
Bikes and Hiking
Fence
Dogs on Leash Allowed
Paved Road
GGNRA Lands
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2005)
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Restroom
Fishing Pier
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