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Golden Gate National Park

Golden Gate Bridge And National Park

San Francisco Bay’s first Golden gate bridge and national park is to open on June 1 at the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge. Cavallo Point, the Lodge at the Golden Gate (www.cavallopoint.com), is in Fort Baker, a military post established in 1897 and part of the Golden Gate National Parks.

The property is set among rolling hills with bay and bridge views. There will be 142 rooms and suites, with 68 of them in National Historic Landmark buildings and 74 in new buildings. All suites will have organic bedding and linens, Wi-Fi access and flat-screen televisions.

The lodge’s Healing Arts Center and Spa will have 12 treatment rooms, a heated basking pool and a medicinal herb garden, where guests can pick their own ingredients for treatments. The restaurant will serve French-inspired California cuisine and will have a 13,000-bottle wine cellar.

The property will also serve as the home for the Institute at the Golden Gate, an environmental organization that is a project of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and the National Park Service. Nightly rates will start at about $250. Go to top

Golden Gate Bridge

One of the most breathtaking structures in the world and a marvel of modern engineering and physics, the Golden Gate Bridge offers magical views of the San Francisco Bay Area, connecting San Francisco and the Marin Headlands. The iconic orange towers of the 4,200-foot Golden Gate Bridge, the most cherished symbol of San Francisco, are visible from every high point in the city.

Throughout its timeline, the Golden Gate Bridge has served as a vital transportation link for U.S. Highway 101 San Francisco and Marin County to the north. Driving or biking across is a thrill, but the half-hour walk allows you to absorb amazing views of Downtown and the San Francisco Bay. Pedestrians are allowed on the EAST sidewalk, during daylight hours from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m Go to top

Historic Hotel Near Golden Gate Bridge

ocated 3 miles from the world-famous Golden Gate Bridge and Golden Gate Park, the historic Hotel Whitcomb offers San Francisco’s most elegant lodging, as well as world-class facilities, meeting space and an excitingSan Francisco Tour Package. See the city’s most memorable sights while embracing the hotel’s unique mix of vintage hospitality and modern amenities Go to top

Golden Gate National Park

Golden Gate Park is the largest and most beautiful of San Francisco’s parks - the ultimate haven away from urban chaos. Golden gate national park Spreading more than three miles west from the Haight as far as the Pacific Ocean, Golden Gate Park attracts throngs of joggers, polo players, roller-skaters, cyclists, disc golfers and strollers to its beautifully-preserved parklands. The park also offers many peaceful spots with excellent ocean vistas.

The park is a testament to the will of the city to preserve a place to play, relax and grow culturally. Visit the de Young museum, the Conservatory of Flowers, the improved music concourse and the repaired Murphy Windmill Go to top