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Visitor Strolling Through MacArthur Meadow
Self-Guided Hike: Tennessee Hollow Watershed

The hike begins with a natural spring, which is eventually fed by two joining creeks. The waters then flow north to Crissy Marsh through a variety of habitats where native plants, birds, and other wildlife thrive, and ultimately join the bay and ocean.

Bridge in Muir Woods Forest
Self-Guided Hike: Muir Woods

 

Explore Muir Woods as a completely flat loop or venture up the hillside on to trails less traveled for more of a workout! See a map of all hiking trails in the Woods here.

 

Distance: Varied

Time: 1-3 hours

Level: Easy to moderate, can either do a flat

Warming Hut in front of the Golden Gate Bridge
Self-Guided Hike: Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Crissy Field

Once a disheveled collection of worn military buildings and neglected rubbly asphalt, Crissy Field was restored to its marshy beginning, while paying homage to the military history prevalent here since 1776. Click here for the hiking route.

Distance: 2.8 miles round-trip, or 3.6 miles round-trip with Fort Point included

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View of Rodeo Beach
Self-Guided Hike: Rodeo Valley

 

Marvel at the beauty of the Marin Headlands on this moderate hike! There isn't any shade for the duration of the hike, so make sure to wear a hat and sunscreen. Print out the map or download on your phone as service is not reliable.

 

Distance: 4.5 miles

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Park Activities

We’ve carefully curated our favorite hikes, walks, and excursions to share with you and your loved ones. There’s something (and some place) for everyone!

Person in red jacket with a blue backpack talking down the pathway at Point Bonita Lighthouse.
How to plan and prepare for day hiking in the GGNRA

Getting out into nature should be fun, accessible, and affordable. That’s why we’re here to help with a guide on how to plan and prepare for the most popular activity in the parks: day hiking.  

A person walks their dog along Milagra Ridge in San Mateo County.
Dog-Friendly Park Sites in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area

The Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA) is one of the most dog‑friendly destinations in the National Park System, offering an impressive collection of designated trails, beaches, and open spaces where you and your pup can explore together.

Photo of a redwood tree canopy.
Our favorite forest trails in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and Mt. Tam

With trailheads in San Francisco, Marin, and San Mateo counties, the forests of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and Mt. Tam are both accessible and timeless.

A park ranger greets visitors at Presidio Tunnel Tops.
Your Connections Start in the Parks

Since 1981, the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy has worked to preserve the Golden Gate national parks, enhance the park visitor experience, and build a community dedicated to conserving the parks for the future.

Parks Conservancy Leaders Dinner
Parks Conservancy Leaders Dinner 2026

In appreciation for your support as a member of the Parks Conservancy Leaders Circle, the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy invites you and your family to join us for the Parks Conservancy Leaders Dinner .

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