The Golden Gate National Recreation Area, on both sides of the Golden Gate Bridge, covers 75,398 acres, making it the largest urban National Park in the USA. It is 2 1/2 times the size of the City of San Francisco, California, and includes 28 miles of coastline. One of the best and last open areas is along CA-1, just north of the city. There is a Visitors Center for the Marin Headlands, hiking trails, Point Bonita Lighthouse, and some of the most stunning coastal scenery to be found anywhere.
To reach the Marin Headlands Take US-101 across the Golden Gate Bridge and follow it to CA-1. Turn left and this highway will take you north along the Pacific Coast. The road is narrow and winding in places. Allow plenty of time to stop along the way and admire the view.
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