Crissy Field Marsh — Attraction in San Francisco

Crissy Field is part of an urban national park, which, due to its location and scenic views, is popular with both locals, tourists, and dogs.

Crissy Field reopened in 2001. New and rebuilt sidewalks, boardwalks, and trails connect the field north to Fort Point, the Warming Hut (a cafe), and south to the Crissy Field Center, an environmental education center, and the Marina District. Since that time many buildings were restored and leased out as housing, office space, retail, and recreational facilities. The old temporary wood barracks were demolished and the grass airfield restored. Letterman Army Hospital, a large concrete structure, literally was ground to dust and the concrete recycled. In its place George Lucas relocated Industrial...

This location is enormous! Great place to take your family, wonderful view of the San Francisco Bridge, the field is gigantic, walking distance from the beach, GREAT place for pets -- especially dog lovers!! You can walk, jog, bike ride, all along this path --- You must see it...

a lovely park/public space for cycling or blading. from the park you're able to see the iconic Alcatraz island and the golden gate bridge. you do also get to see some wild life mainly birds nesting...