The GGNRA and the Marin Headlands
The GGNRA (Golden Gate National Recreation Area) is a sprawling series of national parks that spread from the western and northern coastlines of San Francisco across the Golden Gate to the Marin Headlands, Muir Woods and the Point Reyes National Seashore. The area was expanded and unified under the National Park Service in the mid-1990’s when San Francisco’s Presidio Army Base was closed.
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The Marin Headlands is the portion of the GGNRA that surrounds Sausalito and connects our small town to the Golden Gate Bridge and to the coast of the Pacific Ocean in West Marin.
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Guide to Fort Baker
Adjacent to southern Sausalito, it now houses a museum, hotel and restaurants
Point Bonita Lighthouse
Historic overlook at the entrance to the Golden Gate
Battery Spencer Above the Golden Gate Bridge
One of the very best views of the Golden Gate and San Francisco
Bay Area Discovery Museum
A world-class children’s museum on the edge of San Francisco Bay
The Marine Mammal Center
This facility rescues Sea Lions, Seals & Dolphins
Golden Gate Bridge Visitors Guide
It links the northern and southern portions of the GGNRA
Marin Headlands Golden Gate View Areas & Parking
The spots from which many a famous photograph was taken
Rodeo Beach
A popular destination at the mouth of the Golden Gate
The Baker-Barry Tunnel
Marin’s Famous “5 Minute” 1-Way Tunnel to the Headlands
Marin Headlands Visitor Center
With information to help you enjoy the area
Headlands Center for the Arts
Artist studios, conferences and exhibition space
Marin Headlands Youth Hostel
A highly rated, guest-maintained hostel
Presidio Yacht Club & Restaurant
Open to the public at Horseshoe Cove on the Golden Gate
Cavallo Point Lodge
A luxury resort inside the GGNRA, converted from old military housing
Bus Stops
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| Conzelman Rd/Kirby Cove |
| Conzelman Rd/McCullough Rd |
| McCullough Rd/Bunker Rd |
| Bunker Rd/Rifle Range |
| Bunker Rd/Stables |
| Bunker Rd/Miwok Trail |
| Bunker Rd/Field Rd |
| Mitchell Rd/Bunker Rd |
| Mitchell Rd/Visitor’s Center |
| Fort Cronkhite Parking Lot |
