Angel Island
North of Alcatraz is Angel Island, a former U.S. Immigration station. The 740-acre island, also known as “Ellis Island of the West,” was the first stop for millions of immigrants entering the United States from Asia, the Pacific Basin and Eastern Europe. Now a state park and wildlife preserve, Angel Island offers incredible vistas of San Francisco and Marin County. The woodsy island is a popular spot with campers, hikers, bicyclists, picnickers and sunbathers. (www.baycityguide.com)
Click on the pictures
below to enlarge them. |
|
 |
 |
Views of Angel Island from the ferry to Sausalito |
|
Alamo Square | Alcatraz
| Angel Island | Cable
Cars | Chinatown | Civic
Center | Coit Tower
Fisherman's wharf | Ghiradelli
Square | Golden Gate Bridge | Golden
Gate Park | Hotel Metropolis
Itinerary | Lincoln
Park | Lombard Street | Mission
District | North Beach | Pier
39 | Sausalito
South Beach Harbor & SBC Park | Tech
TV | tiburon | Union
Square | Yerba Buena Gardens/South of Market