Marina District Lighthouse — Attraction in San Francisco

This lighthouse, although not give any light, is located on 1 Yacht Road on the spit of land extending from the Golden Gate Yacht Club out to the San Francisco Bay in the Marina District. Once there was a grand plan to construct two of these stone lighthouse at the harbour entrance in the Marina District. The harbour itself was originally built as a lagoon for the Panama-Pacific International Exhibition of 1915. The design of the lighthouse followed that of Roman military watchtower built for the Punic Wars. The city moved the harbour entrance in the 1960s, but left this lighthouse in its original location. It hasn’t been lit in years, and can be missed on your walk to...

The experience was really weather and crowd related. If you're already at the light house, continue another 10 min toward the end of the dike to enjoy the breeze at the wave organ, depending on the weather/tide, most of the organ flute could be silent, but it's wonderful to sit down for half an hour to enjoy the atmosphere of the coastal view. Prepare some water and sandwich on Mon/Tues, all cafe shop nearby may not open...

I’ll admit I’ve been feeling pretty lost lately, so I went for a walk to clear my head and before I knew it I found myself right next to this lighthouse. So… it’s clearly...