Golden Gate National Recreation Area

• Anthony Tucci
  
  
  (January 23, 2019, 2:47 pm)

  First time here and man it was such an incredible view! I took a bunch of pictures and each one came out like a screen saver. Shout out to my fabulous sister for playing tour guide with me! Was my first time in Cali and I can't wait to go back!

• Ernesto Seno
  
  
  (January 7, 2019, 7:12 pm)

  Must visit place when you are in Bay area. I recommend esp Hawk Hill and Point Bonita. In Hawk Hill, you will get a great view of Golden Gate bridge and San Francisco (when there is no fog , that is). Point Bonita is one of the light house in West coast. There are some good information in there . Overall, this is a good place to do some outdoor activities and close to San Francisco!!

• Adam Woodrum
  
  
  (December 27, 2018, 10:37 pm)

  Obviously an amazing site with amazing historical value. I recommend staying off the actual bridge unless you love crowds (or really really want to walk on it). You can get the best view from Crissy Field from a little pier called "torpedo wharf.".

• Pablo Marusich Aviña
  
  
  (December 21, 2018, 4:46 pm)

  Great little museum of science. Had penguins, so that's an instant 5 stars from me. 2 hours are more than enough to see everything in the museum, and you got the rest of the park to check out! Great for kids too!
  The gift shop is expensive (as expected) and has lots of great things, definite recommendation!

• Kyle Higman
  
  
  (November 3, 2018, 5:03 am)

  Love this place! Such a gorgeous view of the city. The swing isn't there anymore, but it's definitely still worth the trip. There's plenty of street parking and when I came here, it wasn't crowded at all! The lookout point is just a flight of stairs away from street level. The views are amazing...assuming it's not too foggy. You can see over the rooftops of all the little houses in the city, and you're high enough so that you can see way out. Great photo spot! Would highly recommend visiting.

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