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Angel
Island sits in the middle of the San Francisco bay. Access to
the Island is by private boat or public ferry. Visitors are treated
to views of the views of the San Francisco skyline, the Marin
Headlands. Tours of Angel Island's historic sites are offered
by State Park Volunteers on weekends during the peak season.
Over 13 miles of foot trails and fire roads circle the entire
island. Trails also lead to the 788-foot high summit of Mt. Livermore.
Bike rentals and tram tours are available during the spring and
summer seasons. Angel Island is a great place to spend the day. |
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Angel
Island San Francisco Bay |
Angel
Island ferry
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View
from the top of Angel Island |
Old
Military housing
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Angel
Island Pier |
Angel
Island Harbor
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Angel
Island is open from 8 a.m. to sunset year around. Tours of Angel
Island's historic sites are offered by State Park Volunteers
on many weekends during the peak season. There are three different
ferry's that take you to Angel Island: Tiburon Ferry - Phone:
(415) 435-2131, San Francisco Ferry - (415) 773-1188 and the
Alameda/Oakland Ferry - (510) 749-5972 map |