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The Lands End Lookout is a gathering place for the thousands of visitors and locals that flock to this site each year

Lands End Visitor Center Opening in April

After years of anticipation, a brand-new visitor center is opening at Lands End! Coming in late April, the Lookout features exciting exhibits on nature and history, a café, and park store. Read on for details about this beautiful visitor center—and how you can attend the grand opening.

Eight Pawesome Park Sites to Take Your Pooch

Looking for a prime spot to take your pup? Check out our top picks for Rex-reation!

Explore Our Parks

Nature and beauty, health and happiness: You'll find it all in our Golden Gate National Parks. And just when you think you've seen everything, you'll find something new. Explore 80,000 acres of the world's most stunning parklands below.

Visit the Golden Gate Bridge

Spanning the entrance to San Francisco Bay, this engineering marvel links San Francisco to Marin County while standing at the heart of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

a small group of high school students learn to use environmental testing tools with an educator from the Crissy Field Center

Project WISE (Watersheds Inspiring Student Education)

Place-based, student-centered program for High School students from Advanced Placement (AP) Environmental Science classes.

A National Park Service Ranger leads a large group of smiling children in an interactive story

School Programs and Partnerships

Connecting students with history, culture, and the natural environment.

View of the Golden Gate Bridge from along the beach

State of the Parks 2026: Partnership Keeps the Golden Gate National Recreation Area Strong

National parks are at an inflection point. In this Op-Ed, Parks Conservancy President & CEO Christine Lehnertz outlines how we can sustain these vital public resources together.

A visitor takes a photo on Alcatraz Island.

Visit Alcatraz

Here's your chance to experience the hidden wonders of Alcatraz Island.

A person holds a snake with a bright teal underside, red and black stripes, and red head

Keeping up with: the San Francisco garter snake

The endangered San Francisco garter snake is considered the most beautiful snake in North America. Found only in San Mateo County, the snake depends on habitat within our parks.