The Golden Gate Recreation Area is an amazing location containing five individual national historic landmarks. Those landmarks include:

The Presidio of San Francisco
Fort Point National Historic Site
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay Discovery Site

Enjoy scenic trails, historic structures, natural areas and public programs—just to name a few of the available activities when you visit. Other points of interest within the Golden Gate Recreation Area include:

Milagra Ridge

Once the site of a U.S. Army Battery, Milagra Ridge is an isolated ecosystem that is now part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. This beautiful area is a natural habitat of Mission Blue and San Bruno Elfin butterflies and blooms full of thousands of tiny wild coast strawberries in late Spring. The area is a great spot for hiking.

Sweeney Ridge

Enjoy breathtaking views of Montara Mountain and the Pacific Ocean when you ascend Sweeney Ridge. From the cooling winds and Spring wildflowers to the countless varieties of plant life and incomparable views, Sweeney Ridge scenery is unparalleled and provides a hiking experience like no other destination.

Mori Point

Mori Point is located in Pacifica, California, and offers a stunning view of beautiful coastline California. In the Fall of 2007, a staff from the Golden Gate National Recreation Area along with a group of volunteers, removed contaminated soil and added a new pond, wetlands area and a new path with access steps up to the top of Mori Point bluff.