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Golden Gate National Recreation Area early photo of Fort Baker barracks
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Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Accessibility
 

 Welcome to the Golden Gate National Recreation Areas accessibility page! We hope you find this page informative to help you plan your visit to the park. The Information is broken down by county to help you plan your visit efficiently as our park spans three counties.

 

The National Park Service is committed to making every possible effort to ensure that all information is accessible to people with disabilities, including both employees and customers we serve. If you experience any difficulty accessing the information on our web site, please email us. We will try to assist you as best we can. This may include providing the information to you in an alternate format.

 
 

 

Marin County (north of Golden Gate Bridge)

 

San Francisco County (south of Golden Gate Bridge)

 
 

 


 
 
Request a Beach Wheelchair
 

For more information please contact Richard De La O, the Accessibility Program Manager. 

(415)561-4958 or click here to email him.

 

To file a complaint with the National Park Service, click here for more information.

Fort Baker
Fort Baker
Learn about this historic, Endicott-period army post.
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Red Power painted on an Alcatraz building.

Did You Know?
In November of 1969 American Indians being relocated and terminated by the U.S. government occupied the then vacant island of Alcatraz. Their 18 month occupation would bring an end to the federal termination policy, saving the tribes.

Last Updated: October 26, 2011 at 10:46 MST