The islands of the San Francisco Bay offer rich outdoor experiences, ideal for exploring on foot. Bair Island, part of the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge, provides a flat, 3.4-mile hiking trail through a historic tidal salt marsh abundant with wildlife. In contrast, Yerba Buena Island is home to the new Panorama Park, featuring panoramic views and a notable 69-foot sculpture by artist Hiroshi Sugimoto, enhancing the cultural experience. Both locations are perfect for nature lovers and casual explorers alike, with unique landscapes and recreational opportunities.
Inner Bair Island is part of the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge and open to the public for hiking and recreation, offering a 3.4-mile out-and-back trail.
Yerba Buena Island's Panorama Park, opened in May 2024, features a striking 69-foot sculpture by artist Hiroshi Sugimoto, enhancing the island's visual allure.
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