PARK UPDATES: Read the latest updates about changes or things you should be aware of before visiting the Presidio >> Home Activities Activity Guides Activity Guides Looking for fun ways to explore the Presidio? Try a self-guided experience to learn more about the park’s ecology, to read a book along a trail, to enjoy a scavenger hunt, and much more! Presidio Field Notes Field Notes are a collection of small, wooden-hinged blocks affixed to fence posts, benches, and stumps along park trails. Each contains a hidden message inviting visitors of all ages to make discoveries about the Presidio’s natural world. Presidio Field Notes Presidio Storywalks Through a partnership with the San Francisco Public Library, the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, and the National Park Service, the Presidio is home to three “storywalks,” where pages of a children’s book are placed on sign panels along a trail so you can “seek, find and read” as you stroll. Presidio Storywalks Geocaching Set out on a digital scavenger hunt through fourteen geocaches hidden in the park. Each offer insights about the Presidio’s history and natural world. For information and instructions, see the Geocaching website and search for “Presidio of SF.” Geocaching Birding in the Presidio Did you know over 300 species of birds come through the Presidio each year? The Presidio offers great places to learn about our feathered friends – from Crissy Field Marsh to El Polín Spring to Mountain Lake. Explore the Birds of Mountain Lake Guide to learn more about birds in the Presidio. Birds of Mountain Lake Guide Tennessee Hollow Watershed Walk The Tennessee Hollow Watershed is not so much a place as an experience – or rather a collection of experiences. The park's largest watershed encompasses most of the eastern Presidio, a whopping 270 acres, or 20 percent of the park. Explore the watershed with this downloadable map. Tennessee Hollow Watershed Walk Goldsworthy in the Presidio Between 2008 and 2014, artist Andy Goldsworthy created four installations – Spire, Wood Line, Tree Fall, and Earth Wall in the park. The Presidio is now home to the largest collection of his works on public view in North America. They’re all viewable within a 3-mile walk. Goldsworthy in the Presidio Brochure Presidio at Home If you can’t visit in person, Presidio at Home features virtual content to keep you connected to the park. Enjoy videos, family crafts, and connections to online workshops and classes that are fun for the whole family. Presidio at Home Visitor Map 1750 Lincoln. Blvd. San Francisco, CA 94129 (415) 561-5300 presidio@presidiotrust.gov GET PRESIDIO EVENTS + NEWS LEASING Apartments & Homes for Rent Commercial Spaces for Lease Commercial Tenant Portal Resident Portal THINGS TO DO Hotels & Camping Golf Places to Go Dining Volunteering School Programs Events Calendar MEETINGS & EVENTS Plan a Meeting or Event Outdoor Events Permits ABOUT THE PRESIDIO Presidio Trust Board and Executive Team Jobs Blog Press Research Resources Coyotes in the Presidio Public Documents Presidio Tunnel Tops Performance & Accountability Report © Presidio Trust 2021 | Privacy Policy