Things to do in San Francisco - Part 28 - Angel Island
Yahoo Travel says this about Angel Island:
What Ellis Island was to European immigrants, this island was to Asian immigrants. Volunteer guides lead informative tours of the islands historical sites, including the Immigration Station and Fort McDowell. Graffiti left by immigrants awaiting admission or deportation can be seen on the walls of the holding areas. Hiking and biking trails circle the 740-acre island and offer spectacular views of the Bay Area and glimpses of the indigenous deer population. Camping is allowed with proper permits.Ferry service varies according to the season.
Located one mile south of the Tiburon Peninsula
- Janis Stone
Previous things to do:
Parts 1 - 20, Part 21 - Yerba Buena Ice Skating & Bowling Center, Part 22 - 49-mile Scenic Drive, Part 23 - Segway San Francisco Electric Tour, Part 24 - Vesuvio, Part 25 - Haight-Ashbury Street Fair, Part 26 - Wyland Galleries, Part 27 - Metreon
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