San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
Hyde Street Pier Closure: Hyde Street Pier and access to historic ships will be closed to public until further notice starting 11/04/2024 in preparation for Hyde Street Pier renovation work. Limited public access to the ships is available on Saturdays and Sundays at Mare Island. Details
Sick Birds and Wildlife, H5N1: Be cautious around sea lions, and dead or sick birds. If you get “bombed” by a bird, wash with soap and water immediately, monitor for signs of illness, and call your doctor. Report beached, sick or distressed wildlife to Wildlife Mortality Reporting. Details
Municipal Pier Permanent Closure: Municipal Pier is closed permanently. After a safety review with the U.S. Public Health Service, it was determined that the deterioration of Municipal Pier in Aquatic Park Cove is unsafe for public use. Details
Replace Bocce Ball Court Retaining Wall: Project work begins on Monday, February 9 to replace the bocce ball 50-foot retaining wall in order to improve existing infrastructure and enhance visitor safety. Several parking spots on lower Van Ness will be fenced off and the bocce ball court will not be accessible for the du
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El Parque Histórico Nacional Marítimo de San Francisco es una colección de barcos históricos y sitios frente al mar que celebran la historia marítima de la Costa del Pacífico. Los visitantes vienen a explorar las embarcaciones, incluyendo el barco de vela Balclutha, y aprender sobre el patrimonio marítimo de la región a través de exposiciones y programas.
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About San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
El parque ofrece la oportunidad de retroceder en el tiempo y apreciar la artesanía de estos barcos. También sirve como un recordatorio de los desafíos que enfrentaron aquellos que navegaron por las aguas de la Bahía de San Francisco y más allá.
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Foto: NPS Photo/S.Disenhof