Interpretive Walks

Image of the front of the Presidio Visitor Center with the Golden Gate Bridge in the backgrounr
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Presidio Officer's Club
The Main Post encompasses more history than another other site within Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Learn about Spanish colonial settlers, 1906 refugees, U.S. Army history from 1846 to 1995, and a dizzying variety of military architecture.
Group of hikers being guided by a Park Ranger
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Sutro Heights Entrance
Find out about Adolph Sutro’s plans for a vast "Pleasure Ground" at the rocky edge of San Francisco on this easy stroll through Sutro Heights Park.
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Muir Beach parking lot
Enjoy the evening shadows as we walk two miles around Muir Beach and talk about the natural and cultural history of this unique place.
Muir Woods Historic Redwoods
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Muir Woods Visitor Center
Stroll through an old-growth redwood forest at sunrise, hear tall tales, soar in the sounds and smells, and hear the historical and ecological story of Muir Woods.
Two coyotes
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Presidio Officer's Club
Join us for a walk through the Presidio with expert David Harelson to learn about the Presidio’s wildlife management strategies.
Image of wildflowers at Lands End
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Lands End Parking Lot
Take a stroll through Lands End and experience one of the showiest floral displays in the Bay Area.
Image of wildflowers at Lands End
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Lands End Parking Lot
Take a stroll through Lands End and experience one of the showiest floral displays in the Bay Area.
Image of the Presidio Main Post Parade Ground with the Bay in the distance
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Presidio Officer's Club
Join us for a walking tour of the Presidio Main Post with historian and retired National Park Service Ranger John Martini.
Image of Redwood Creek in Muir Woods
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Muir Woods Visitor Center
Enjoy a sunrise stroll with longtime Muir Woods volunteer Nelson Stubbins, who will lead this popular walk just for members.
Image of a coastal battery with the Golden Gate Bridge in the distance
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Coastal Bluffs meeting location
Join historian and retired National Park Service Ranger John Martini on this exploration of the Presidio's Fort Scott bluffs.