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Plants in the sunshine on Alcatraz Island.
Plants of Alcatraz Historic Gardens

Alcatraz gardeners needed tough plants that could survive with little water or care. The first ornamental plants that arrived to Alcatraz in the mid 1860s were typically favorite garden plants brought by soldier's families that called Alcatraz home.

Gardens at Alcatraz
Visit the Alcatraz Historic Gardens

Learn more about visiting the historic gardens of Alcatraz.

Support the Alcatraz Historic Gardens

Resident families introduced roses to Alcatraz during the military era, between 1850 and 1934. Surprisingly, roses thrived under these conditions and soon filled Alcatraz’s first gardens.

Kettle of Raptors Over San Francisco Skyline
GGRO Hawkwatch Records

After three decades of consistently and meticulously tallying the daily fall raptor migration at the Golden Gate, we have a lot of great data, and we have an amazing ability to see a kind of baseline raptor migration story for the 19 species that are seen here annually.

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Rodeo Valley Trail
Leave No Trace Seven Principles

Learn more about the "Leave No Trace Seven Principles" to help minimize our actions may have on plants, animals, other people, and even entire ecosystems.

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Transportation

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Round House Cafe
Round House Cafe
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Food

Enjoy hot food and drinks next to the Golden Gate Bridge while taking in the best views in the Bay Area!

A scenic photo of the Presidio of San Francisco William Penn Mott, Jr. Visitor Center on a sunny day with the golden gate bridge seen in the background.
William Penn Mott, Jr. Presidio Visitor Center
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Store
Visitor Center

The William Penn Mott, Jr. Presidio Visitor Center is a 4,000-square-foot facility at the north end of the Main Post and serves as a new welcoming and orientation gateway, where visitors are introduced to the vast natural, cultural, and historical resources of the Presidio—and plan their adventures across the park.