Travel to the Marin Headlands Area of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area – San Francisco, California – Video Episode 43
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Visit the Marin Headlands just the other side of the Golden Gate bridge from San Francisco with the Amateur Traveler. The Marin Headlands area is part of the larger Golden Gate National Recreation Area which is part of the National Park System. From the Marin headlands you can get great views of the Golden Gate bridge. This video also shows the Point Bonita Lighthouse and Fort Cronkhite which was part of a series of forts built to protect San Francisco during world war II.
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Show Notes
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Fort Cronkhite
Point Bonita Lighthouse
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by Chris Christensen
I am the host of the Amateur Traveler. The Amateur Traveler is an online travel show that focuses primarily on travel destinations and what are the best places to travel to. It includes both a weekly audio podcast, a video podcast, and a blog.2 Responses to “Travel to the Marin Headlands Area of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area – San Francisco, California – Video Episode 43”
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Heatheronhertravels
Says:December 19th, 2008 at 9:15 am
I enjoyed watching this on my computer, Chris. I never managed to see your video editions before as I didn’t have the right kind of player & it didn’t seem to appear on the computer – not sure if you’ve changed the way you’re doing things. Anyway, I’ll be looking out more for the video editions now.
Barbara
Says:April 10th, 2012 at 1:15 pm
Fascinating! I lived the first 18 years of my life in San Francisco and never knew this little pearl existed. Loved knowing about the history and seeing the sights!