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Blazing Saddles Map May 2014 0.Pdf A B C D E F Aquatic Park Fort Mason Crissy Field Fort Point Bike the Bridge! Sausalito Houseboats Magnolia to San Rafael 16 Mount Tamalpais Ave PLACES TO SEE Elevation 2574 feet (784 meters) Tamalpais Dr 1. AQUATIC PARK 10. HOUSE BOATS 19. CHINA CABIN 28. CAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Corte 2. PALACE OF FINE ARTS 11. BOTHIN MARSH 20. TIBURON 29. CONSERVATORY OF FLOWERS Marin 3. CRISSY FIELD 12. OLD MILL PARK 21. RAILROAD MUSEUM 30. WALT DISNEY MUSEUM To TIBURON Madera LEFT on Park Ave. 4. SFMOMA AT CRISSY FIELD 13. MUIR WOODS 22. BAKER BEACH 31. HAIGHT ASHBURY RIGHT on Sycamore Ave. to 5. FORT POINT 14. HAWK HILL 23. LEGION OF HONOR 32. PAINTED LADIES County 6. VISTA POINT 15. TENNESSEE BEACH 24. CLIFF HOUSE 33. FREE GIANTS BIKE PARKING RIGHT at 7. DISCOVERY MUSEUM 16. MOUNT TAMALPAIS 25. SAN FRANCISCO ZOO 34. AT&T PARK 7 Eleven to Old Mill Camino Alto 35. FERRY BUILDING Park Seminary Dr. onto 8. SAUSALITO 17. AUDUBON CENTER 26. JAPANESE TEA GARDEN Mill Strawberry Dr. 9. BAY MODEL MUSEUM 18. BLACKIE’S PASTURE 27. DE YOUNG MUSEUM 36. EXPLORATORIUM RIGHT on Harbor Cove Valley RIGHT on Greenwood Cove H 12 G Muir Woods Turn LEFT at FERRY SCHEDULE TO SAN FRANCISCO Mill Valley Bike Path 13 Throckmorton Ave. for OLD MILL PARK I National Golden Gate Ferry - From Sausalito to Ferry Building Stinson Monument 17 Weekdays: 10:55am, 12:15pm, 1:55pm, 3:20pm, 4:45pm, 6:10pm, 7:20pm Weekends/Holidays: 11:20am, 12:45pm, 2:10pm, 3:50pm, 5:35pm, 6:45pm Beach To OLD MILL PARK 18 turn LEFT off Bike Path Tiburon then RIGHT onto Miller Ave. 11 Blue & Gold Ferry - From Sausalito to Pier 41 just before football field J Weekdays: 11:35am, 1:00pm, 3:45pm, 5:35pm, 6:55pm, 8:20pm G Weekends: 11:35am, 12:55pm, 3:05pm, 4:35pm, 4:55pm, 6:20pm, 8:00pm From Tiburon to Pier 41 Weekdays: 11:15am, 12:35pm, 1:35pm, 3:00pm, 3:55pm, 5:10pm, 8:00pm 20 Johnson St Weekends: 10:40am, 12:45pm, 3:00pm, 5:00pm, 6:45pm, 8:15pm Turn LEFT to Mill Valley Turney St at Creek for Pine St Tennessee Valley Caledonia St Ferry From Tiburon to Ferry Building 10 K Ferry 21 F Terminal Weekdays: 4:55pm, 5:55pm, 7:05pm BIKE 19 Tracy Way PARKING L Belvedere Electric Bikes are allowed ONLY on the Blue & Gold Ferry. Schedules and capacity subject to change. A free ferry reservation kiosk is available at Sausalito Ferry Terminal during peak departure times. 9 El Portal St H Angel Old Mill Park - Tallest Trees! Ferry Ca Old Mill Muir sc a Island d Park e Beach 8 L Dr Sausalito Cascade Falls to Muir 15 Woods N 7 Rodeo 6 Fishing I Beach Pier W E Alcatraz 14 to Ft. Point Warming Bike Route #8 M Golden Hut ar to Bridge in H ead Gate lands S Bridge Point Bonita E to GG Park LEGEND D Union Fort Baker 5 Square BIKE PATH UPHILL Turn RIGHT at Bike Route (shoulder) Use the M last boat onto BEGINS Vista Point u SEE DETAIL MAP ON REVERSE r waterfront HERE! stairs under r Cavallo Bike Path (off-road) a bike path the bridge y Point C for the most i r Pier Mountain Bike Off-Road bike friendly c to Sausalito route to le C 39 Sausalito UPHI 1 Advanced Bike Route Discovery 3 LL Rd B Museum 4 Pier Blue & Gold Ferry Vista Merchant Point on the go Fort A 33 Golden Gate Ferry North Point J STAIRS Mason To GG BRIDGE Cable Car LEFT at stop sign Chestnut Street Tiburon Bike Path onto Merchant Rd. 2 F Line Street Car Shops Moraga30 Ave BART & Caltrain Montgomery St Lombard St Union Street 36 i Presidio Shops Coit Bike Shops Picnic Area Visitor Center 22 Presidio Tower Restroom View Point China Beach To GG BRIDGE Inspiration 35 Stairs LEFT at stop sign Presidio eep Point St ke Golf Course lk Bi onto Washington Blvd. Wa San Lincoln Seal Rocks Park 23 Francisco K 24 City Hall SURVIVAL GUIDE Union Moscone Historic Main Street Tiburon Square Center Easiest to Way 1. Always ride with your helmet on. Dutch Golden Gate Bridge Windmill Bison Alamo 32 Paddock Square 2. Ride single file on the right side Spreckels of the road, trail and bridge. Lake Webster St Ocean Golden 34 Golf 3. Always be ready to brake. Beach Course 27 AT&T Fly Casting Gate McLaren Park Lodge 4. Cross railroad and street car Soccer Pools 29 tracks perpendicularly. Fields Polo Field (Park HQ) Stow Lake Park The Panhandle Haight Street 5. Be aware of other cyclists, 28 Shops 33 pedestrians and vehicles. Tennis Sharon 26 Courts Meadow To GG PARK Nat’l AIDS RIGHT before 6. Walk your bike when necessary Strybing Mem Grove Arboretum Safeway sign onto as conditions can change. Big Rec 31 Ball Fields Buena Vista BIKE ROUTE #30 Kezar Stadium Park at Duboce Ave. 7. Follow all traffic laws. 25 to SAN FRANCISCO ZOO Eureka Cartography Dolores St Dolores Valencia St Valencia Berkeley, CA 8. NO bike riding on sidwalks. Judah St L 19TH Return Via Ferry! BS_Brochure_142804.indd 2 4/29/14 11:58 AM.
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