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Michele Gee
Michele Gee
Deputy Chief Executive Officer

Michele Gee is the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Parks Conservancy, responsible for implementing the organization’s strategic plan and guiding change management initiatives to grow empowering leadership practices.

Jen Trahan
Jen Trahan
Chief Financial Officer

Jen Trahan is the Parks Conservancy’s Chief Financial Officer.  She oversees Finance & Accounting, collaborating closely with our revenue-generating operations and fundraising efforts.

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Waves crashing over rocks at Marshall's Beach with Golden Gate Bridge in the background.
Marshall's Beach
San Francisco

While visiting the biodiverse shorelines of the Presidio, you can’t get much closer to the Golden Gate Bridge than at Marshall’s Beach. This rugged stretch of sand and rocks is a favorite destination for photographers. Even clothing-optional sunbathers are known to frequent on warm days.

Hikers explore a newly built segment of the Hawk Hill Trail
Hawk Hill Trail
Difficulty Level: Moderately Strenuous
Trail Length: 0.20 miles round trip

Some of the most eye-popping vistas in the Bay Area—beloved by Golden Gate Raptor Observatory staff and volunteers who annually monitor the fall migration from Hawk Hill—are available to individuals with a wide range of abilities.

A staircase leads downward amid spiky agave plants at Alcatraz Island.
Agave Trail

Wrapping around the southern edge of the island, this trail literally presents a "different side" of The Rock.

This 0.6-mile, easy walking trail features plenty of its spiky succulent namesake (planted to slow erosion and serve as a verdant fence), as well as breathtaking views of the San Francisco skyline.

Hikers enjoy the wonders of the Matt Davis Trail
Matt Davis Trail
Difficulty Level: Very Strenuous
Trail Length: 13.60 miles round trip

The magnificent Matt Davis Trail is one of the main thoroughfares to experience the glory of Mt. Tamalpais.

Runner takes on the challenge of the Dipsea Trail
Dipsea Trail
Difficulty Level: Very Strenuous
Trail Length: 9.44 miles round trip

Stretching from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach, the famed Dipsea Trail is for hikers looking for a challenge.