Parks

Parks
Upload your favorite park photo from your trip to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and tell us why you love the parks!
A participant checks out a mushroom at a Fungi Walk in the Presidio.
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It was a fungi February in the Presidio as the public joined us to explore the weird and wonderful world of fungus in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Poppies at Black Point Historic Gardens at Fort Mason in San Francisco.
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Spring is one superlative season that’ll be sure to delight all the senses.
People walking a path in the Presidio Tunnel Tops with the Golden Gate Bridge viewed in the background.
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As always, guided by our vision of Parks for All Forever, we are committed to making these public lands welcoming, accessible, and inclusive for everyone, now and for future generations.
A group of children walk on a winding path of logs, an art installation by Andy Goldsworthy titled Woodline.
Parks
As always, guided by our vision of Parks for All Forever, we are committed to making these public lands welcoming, accessible, and inclusive for everyone, now and for future generations.
Presidio Visitor Center
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Parks are essential spaces for healing, learning, and connection. Your purchase supports the Parks Conservancy’s work to maintain trails, restore habitats, and expand access. Shop today to keep parks open and welcoming for all.
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Encompassing 46,000 acres, the One Tam area of focus radiates from the top of Mt. Tamalpais to include all of Mt. Tamalpais State Park, Muir Woods National Monument, and Marin Water's lands.
Steep Ravine Trail after winter rains.
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Winter is a magical time to explore this stunning region, with its crisp air, fewer crowds, and breathtaking landscapes.
Steep Ravine Trail, Mount Tamalpais
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Mt. Tamalpais in Marin County is a visible icon known for stunning views, world-class recreational opportunities, and incredible diversity of life. Whether you're visiting for the first time, or you've experienced the mountain many times, here are picks for new ways to see the mountain.
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What was once the nation’s premier Army post is now a vibrant 1,500-acre national park offering spectacular vistas, rich history natural beauty, and opportunities for recreation, entertainment, and play. And the new state-of-the-art William Penn Mott, Jr. Presidio Visitor Center offers and incredible array of experiences to visitors to help...