Islands

San Francisco is surrounded by intriguing islands, each with its own unique history and appeal. Alcatraz Island, most famous for its historic federal prison, draws visitors interested in exploring America's past. Just a short ferry ride away, the Angel Island State Park provides a peaceful escape with stunning views of the San Francisco skyline, ideal for hiking and picnicking. These islands present a unique aspect of San Francisco’s cultural and natural landscape, appealing to both history buffs and nature lovers alike.

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Bay Farm Island: A Peninsula Rich in History and Recreation

Learn about Bay Farm Island's transformation from Asparagus Island to a vibrant SF district.
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Activities and Wildlife at Brooks Island Regional Preserve

Visit Brooks Island Regional Preserve for a unique mix of history, nature, and recreation in San Francisco Bay.
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Silva Island’s Role in San Francisco Bay Area Ecology

Learn about Silva Island's role in San Francisco Bay's ecology and history, and its recreational offerings.
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Bair Island: Vital Wetland Habitat in San Francisco Bay

Bair Island in San Francisco Bay is a key ecological site with vital wetland restoration for diverse wildlife.
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Strategic Operations at Coast Guard Island in San Francisco

Learn how Coast Guard Island shapes maritime safety and community relations in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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