You can go fishing and crabbing off the pier, and no fishing license is required. You can also launch your kayak or sailboat at the boat ramp, and even take sailing lessons or rent a boat at the small yacht harbor.
Yes, there are several trails to choose from! You can hike the Drown Road and Chapel Steps Trail for a moderate 1-mile loop. There are also easy walks along the waterfront and along the bluffs, which offer spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay.
You can spot a variety of wildlife and plant species, including the endangered Mission Blue butterfly and its host plant, the silver lupine. At Horseshoe Cove and the fishing pier, you can see shorebirds, sea lions, and harbor seals.
You can park along the waterfront at Horseshoe Cove or at the trailhead at Drown Road, located off of East Road. If you're on a bike, you can approach the area on Conzelman Road from the Golden Gate Bridge, and enjoy the relatively flat routes around Murray Circle and along the waterfront.
Yes, there is an indoor/outdoor children's museum where kids can discover and create! Additionally, the area is designated as an on-leash dog walking area, so you can bring your furry friends along for the fun.
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