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Golden Gate National Recreation Area California

U.S. Department of the Interior National Park Service

Frequently Asked Questions & Maps Final Environmental Impact Statement with Preferred Alternative for Dog Management

(415) 561-4728 [email protected] nps.gov/goga December 2016


Message from the Superintendent

Welcome to Golden Gate National Recreation Area, the most dog-friendly park in the National Park Service.

We are entering the final planning stages in the development of a Dog Manage-ment Plan and Final Rule for Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA).

The release of a Final Environmental Im-pact Statement (FEIS) is an important step in that process.

The FEIS analyzes alternative approaches to dog management and recommends a Preferred Alternative.

The goals of the Dog Management Plan include balancing recreation and preserva-tion at GGNRA, increasing visitor safety by providing space for all types of recreation-al users, and protecting park resources for future generations.

We will proudly remain the most dog-friendly park in the National Park Service and the only one to offer off-leash dog recreation.

This document will answer some frequent-ly asked questions about the Final Environ-mental Impact Statement and Preferred Alternative.

I encourage you to access the full FEIS and more information at http://www.nps.gov/GOGA.

Well-managed dog walking is a healthy and popular way to enjoy our park lands, and we look forward to seeing you at GGNRA soon.

- Jim Milestone Acting General Superintendent Golden Gate National Recreation Area (and his dog, Hannah)


Frequently Asked Questions

Why is GGNRA implementing a new Dog Management Plan?Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA) is cur-rently operating under an outdated pet policy devel-oped in 1979.

The Bay Area population has increased over 40% since the 1979 Pet Policy was put in place and is expected to grow another 24% by the year 2040, reaching a popu-lation of 9.3 million people. The Dog Management Plan would protect natural and cultural resources, provide safe, healthy, clean, and fun recreational experiences for all visitors, and preserve our national heritage for future generations.

Since 1979, park visitation has grown significantly along with our understanding of park resources. GGNRA now welcomes 17 million visitors each year. Park inventories have documented more than 3,800 species, including 37 federally endangered and threatened species, several of which may be affected by dog walking. The park’s grow-ing popularity sometimes results in conflicts between

people, dogs, and park resources. Law enforcement has documented a growing number of conflicts, averaging more than 300 dog-related incidents each year (during an initial study from 2008-2011).

A Dog Management Plan is now needed to ensure a safe, healthy, meaningful, and enriching experience for all of our park visitors while protecting park resources for future generations to come.

Where is GGNRA in the planning process? The National Park Service is entering the final planning stages in the development of a Dog Management Plan and Final Rule for GGNRA.

As a next step, a Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) analyzes alternative approaches to dog manage-ment and recommends a Preferred Alternative. A Record of Decision (ROD) will follow, signaling federal approval


of the FEIS Preferred Alternative. The planning process will conclude with the publication of the Final Rule in the Federal Register early next year.

The Final Rule will specify an effective date. Implemen-tation of the Final Rule will include public outreach and education and the installation of signage, fencing, vege-tation and other physical barriers that are critical to the successful implementation of this new dog management special regulation.

The FEIS, ROD, and Final Rule represent the final steps in a 14-year process, informed by public comment, to devel-op a commonsense rule that supports the wide variety of recreational activities found at GGNRA in a safe environ-ment, while protecting natural and cultural resources for future generations.

What is a “Rule” for dog manage-ment?Federal agencies such as the National Park Service have rules and regulations that guide policies, programs, and management. In order to update or change these rules, a rulemaking process is necessary.

The Rule for Dog Management at GGNRA will identify places in the park where dogs are welcome – both on-leash and under voice and sight control – as well as areas that are dog-free. It will also describe the responsibilities of dog owners to manage their dogs effectively and requirements for people walking 4-6 dogs at one time.

Will there be a formal public com-ment period on the Final Environ-mental Impact Statement (FEIS), Record of Decision (ROD), or Final Rule?The FEIS reflects public comment submitted during sever-al successive, earlier stages in the planning process: the Draft Environmental Impact Statement of 2011; the Sup-plemental Environmental Impact Statement of 2013-14; and the Proposed Rule for Dog Management in 2016.

There will not be a formal public comment period for the FEIS, ROD, or Final Rule. The FEIS, ROD, and Final Rule will be available for public review.


How does the Dog Management Plan/FEIS Preferred Alternative reflect public comment? GGNRA received more than 16,000 public correspon-dences during the overall dog management planning process. Comments have been categorized and respond-ed to in public planning documents.

Most recently, the FEIS Preferred Alternative incorpo-rates a number of changes as a result of more than 4,100 public comments on a Proposed Rule issued in early 2016. A partial list of recent changes since the Proposed Rule includes:

How were alternatives and com-ments assessed? How do I find out why something was or was not included in the plan? An interdisciplinary team carefully considered all public

comments and dog management plan alternatives to determine which would best accomplish the purpose and need of the proposed action while fulfilling NPS’s statu-tory mission and responsibilities, giving consideration to economic, environmental, technical, and other factors.

Comments and alternatives were incorporated when they helped the park meet the purpose and need of the plan while fulfilling its statutory mission and responsibil-ities.

See graphic below for some of the objectives of the dog management plan.

How much of the park will be available to dog walking? Does the FEIS Preferred Alternative re-duce dog walking to a small frac-tion of the park? The FEIS Preferred Alternative identifies 22 locations for dog walking in the GGNRA, including areas in 6 locations that would welcome dogs under voice and sight control (off-leash).

While GGNRA is 80,000 acres, NPS only directly manages 18,500 acres, including steep slopes, cliffs, and land that is inaccessible to all.

Of the 8.8 miles of beaches, about 2.8 miles (31%) will be available for dog walkers, including 2.3 miles for voice and sight control.

Of the 140 miles of trails addressed in our planning pro-cess, approximately 47 miles (34%) will be available for dog walking. GGNRA would remain the most dog-friend-ly of the 413 units of National Park Service and the only national park to provide areas for walking dogs under voice and sight control (off-leash).

Addition of voice and sight control area at Rancho Corral de Tierra (Flat Top) Addition of an on-leash loop trail at Muir Beach (Kaashi Way) Expansion of both voice-and-sight-control and dog-free areas at Crissy Field Realignment and expansion of on-leash area at Baker Beach Addition of an accessible on- and off-leash trail at Fort Funston Addition of on-leash trail at Mori Point (Mori Head-lands Trail) Addition of on-leash trail to overlook at Milagra Ridge (Milagra Ridge Road)


What about dog access at two of the most popular locations: Fort Funston and Crissy Field?The area available for dog use is substantial at these two locations. At Fort Funston, the Preferred Alternative includes more than 18 acres upland for voice and sight control, in addition to the beach. Most of the site’s trails and parking lots would also be available for dogs on-leash.

At Crissy Field, dogs would be permitted in most plac-es. Approximately 40% of the airfield, and 40% of the beachfront mileage would be available for voice and sight control (off-leash) dog use. In addition, much of the airfield (83%), the East Beach picnic area, and nearly all of the trails would be open to dogs on leash.

Where would I be able to walk my dog at GGNRA under voice and sight control (off-leash) as described in the FEIS Preferred Alternative?Dogs under voice and sight control (off-leash) would be allowed at areas at six park locations: Rodeo Beach; Fort Mason; Crissy Field; Ocean Beach; Fort Funston; and Rancho Corral de Tierra.

Why are you allowing permitted dog walking for 4-6 dogs? As part of the dog management planning process, NPS evaluated the impacts of a permit program and conclud-ed that the program would meet the dog management planning objectives.

In 2014, GGNRA successfully introduced an interim per-mit requirement for walking 4-6 dogs, a separate effort from the dog management planning, due to commercial dog walking regulations being adopted by the City and County of San Francisco and the City of Tiburon.

The Preferred Alternative would require a permit for anyone walking 4-6 dogs in the park. Permittees would have access to walk dogs in 7 park locations in GGNRA, Monday through Friday from 8 AM - 5 PM (see maps bor-dered by green in the section that follows).

Will the Rule go into effect imme-diately?NPS anticipates the Final Rule for Dog Management in GGNRA will be published in the Federal Register in early winter 2017.

The Final Rule will specify an effective date.

Implementation of the Final Rule will include public outreach and education and the installation of signage, fencing, vegetation, and other physical barriers that are critical to the successful implementation of this new dog management special regulation.

How will GGNRA monitor compli-ance with the Rule? Could there be further changes?All areas open to dog walking will be subject to a Moni-toring Management Program. This program will include regular monitoring and documenting compliance with the Final Rule. If compliance approaches an unaccept-able level, for example by the number or types of viola-tions, resource or visitor impacts, management actions will be taken to increase compliance.

Examples of management actions include: additional outreach and education; increased area-specific enforce-ment; fine increases; special use permit restrictions; train-ing requirements; or additional separation of areas.

If primary management actions do not successfully address the problem, secondary action would be taken, which may include: additional use restrictions, including training certification to use off-leash areas and/or limits to the number of dogs off-leash at one time with one guardian; short- or long-term closures of some areas to dog walking; or increased buffer zones.


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Map 6 - Rodeo Beach(and vicinity)

Map 3 - Homestead Valley

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Map 7 - Marin Headlands - Rodeo Valley

Map 8 - Fort Baker

Map 9 - Fort Mason

Map 10 - Crissy Field

Map 14 - Sutro Heights

Map 11 - Fort Point

Map 12 - Baker BeachMap 13 - Lands End/Fort Miley

Map 15 - Ocean Beach

Map 16 - Fort Funston

Map 17 - Mori Point

Map 18 - Milagra Ridge

Map 20 - Rancho Corral de Tierra

Map 19 - Cattle Hill/Sweeney Ridge

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lf of th

eFarallo

nes N

MS

Hw

y 101/Do

yle Dr.

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st Blu

ffPicn

ic Are

a

Warm

ing

Hu

t Picn

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is

sy

A

ir

fi

el

d

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each

Cen

tral Beac h

Crissy

FieldC

enter

EastCrissyTrail

Torp

ed

oW

ha

rf

Propo

sed(n

ew p

ath)

Airstrip

Cu

toff

Trail #2

Fen

ce

Fen

ce

Presidio Trust Area

Presidio Trust Area

Presidio

Trust

Man

aged

Area

Promenade

Cut-offTrail

Tidal M

arsh O

utlet

ParkBoundary

Ma

rine

Driv

e

Presidio

Trust

Man

aged

Area

Presidio

Trust

Man

aged

Area

Western

Foredunes

Direct B

each A

ccessW

est B

luff

Park

ing

Crissy Field Prom

enade

Warm

ing

Hu

t

Mason Street M

ulti-use Path (Bike Path)

Wildlife

ProtectionA

rea

(Form

er C

oa

st G

ua

rd S

tatio

n)

Crissy Field Pro

menade

Mason

Street Mu

lti-use Path (Bike Path)

LongAvenue

Airstrip

Overlook Trail

East Beach

Picnic Area

East BeachLagoon Trail

Map

10F: Crissy Field

Go

lden

Gate N

ation

al Recreatio

n A

reaN

ation

al Park ServiceU

.S. Dep

artmen

t of th

e Interio

r

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PS trails and names


Altern

ative F


rea

Leash Required

Plan\FEIS Boundary

01,000

Feet

ÁFo

r Illustrative Pu

rpo

ses On

ly





San Fran

cisco B

ay

Tidal M

arsh

Gu

lf of th

eFarallo

nes N

MS

Hw

y 101/Do

yle Dr.

We

st Blu

ffPicn

ic Are

a

Warm

ing

Hu

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ic Are

aCr

is

sy

A

ir

fi

el

d

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each

Cen

tral Beac h

Crissy

FieldC

enter

EastCrissyTrail

Torp

ed

oW

ha

rf

Propo

sed(n

ew p

ath)

Airstrip

Cu

toff

Trail #2

Fen

ce

Fen

ce

Presidio Trust Area

Presidio Trust Area

Presidio

Trust

Man

aged

Area

Promenade

Cut-offTrail

Tidal M

arsh O

utlet

ParkBoundary

Ma

rine

Driv

e

Presidio

Trust

Man

aged

Area

Presidio

Trust

Man

aged

Area

Western

Foredunes

Direct B

each A

ccessW

est B

luff

Park

ing

Warm

ing

Hu

t

Mason Street M

ulti-use Path (Bike Path)

Wildlife

ProtectionA

rea

(Form

er C

oa

st G

ua

rd S

tatio

n)

Crissy Field Pro

menade

Mason

Street Mu

lti-use Path (Bike Path)

LongAvenue

Airstrip

Overlook Trail

East Beach

Picnic Area

East BeachLagoon Trail

Map

10F: Crissy Field

Go

lden

Gate N

ation

al Recreatio

n A

rea

Natio

nal Park Service

U.S. D

epartm

ent o

f the In

terior

Dog w






PS trails and names


Altern

ative F


rea

Leash Required

Plan\FEIS Boundary

01,000

Feet

ÁFo

r Illustrative Pu

rpo

ses On

ly




Walkin

g 4-6 D

og

s Allo

wed

with

NPS Perm

it


Bo

wm

an Trail

Warm

ing

Hu

tPicn

ic Are

aB

attery East Trail

We

st Blu

ffPicn

ic Are

a

Presidio

Trust

Man

aged

Area

Fort Po

int

Marin

eD

rive(Fo

rtPo

int

Prom

enad

e)

BatteryEast

Parking

Go

lden

Gate B

ridg

e District

Man

aged

Area

WestBluffParking

Merch

ant R

oad

Parking

Lot

Torp

ed

o W

ha

rf(Fo

rt Po

int P

ier)

Fort Point TrailW

arm

ing

Hu

t

Fort Po

int

Parking

Lot

Coastal Trail (Presidio)

Coastal Trail (Presidio)

Long Avenue

AndrewsTrail(Road)

Presidio

Promenade

Battery East Trail

CrissyFieldPromenade

Golden Gate Bridge

Am

phitheaterTrail

PresidioProm

enade

Natio

nal Park Service

U.S. D

epartm

ent o

f the In

terior

Dog w





Dashed line represents future planned trail.


PS trails and names


0400

Feet

Leash Required

Plan\FEIS Boundary

Á

Map

11F: Fort Po

int

Go

lden

Gate N

ation

al Recreatio

n A

rea

For Illu

strative Purp

oses O

nly



es are in parens.

Altern

ative F


South

Bea

ch

Nor

th B

each

Water TreatmentPlant

Lobos Creek/Outlet andRiparian area closed

to dog walking

NorthPicnic Area

Baker BeachAccess Trail #3

SouthPicnic Area

25th AveEntrance

Presidio TrustManaged Area


BatteryChamberlin

Coas

tal T

rail

Batt

ery

Cha

mb

erlin

Trai

l

Presidio Sand Ladder (Dune Trail)

Battery Crosby Trail

Batteries toBluffs Trail






Coa

stal

Trai

l

Batt

eries

toBl

uffs

Trai

lSee Inset for

Trail Continuation



Parking lots, sidewalks and paved public roads areopen to on-leash dog walking unless posted


0 600

Feet

Á

Alternative F

Leash Required

Á0 1,000

Feet

Map 12F: Baker BeachGolden Gate National Recreation Area


Plan\FEIS Boundary




South

Bea

ch

Nor

th B

each

Water TreatmentPlant

Lobos Creek/outlet andriparian area closed

to dog walking

NorthPicnic Area


SouthPicnic Area

25th AveEntrance



BatteryChamberlin

Coas

tal T

rail

Batt

ery

Cha

mb

erlin

Trai

l

Presidio Sand Ladder (Dune Trail)

Battery Crosby Trail

Batteries toBluffs Trail






Coas

tal T

rail

Coa

stal

Trai

l

Batt

eries

toBl

uffs

Trai

l

See Inset forTrail Continuation



Parking lots, sidewalks and paved public roads areopen to on-leash dog walking unless posted


0 600

Feet

Á

Alternative F

Leash Required

Á0 1,000

Feet

Map 12F: Baker Beach



Plan\FEIS Boundary





Co

a stal Trai l(La nd

sEn

d)

El Cam

inod

el Mar

32ndAve

ElCamin

od

elM

ar

Mem

orial

Parking

Lot

Land

s End

Parking Lo

tan

d VC

Land

s End

Staircase No

rth

ParkB

ou

nd

ary

ParkB

ou

nd

ary

Clem

ent St

Coastal Trail

Land

s End

Staircase Sou

th

Poin

tLobos A

ve

Co

as tal Trail (Land

sEn

d)

Coastal Trail (Lands End)

El Cam

ino

del

Mar

Trail

Go

lfC

ou

rseRoad

Veteran's Tr ail

EastFortMileyTrail

Cle m

ent

Trail

SutroBathsTrail

Sut ro

Baths Upp

erTrai l

Merrie

Way Trail

Sutro

Heig

hts

Loo

p Trail

Legio

n o

fH

on

or Trail

Mile R

ock

Loo

kou

t Trail

Mem

orial

Stairs

Mile R

ock Trail

Eagle's Po

int

Dead

Man

's Poin

t

Land

s End

Poin

t

Mile R

ock B

each

Poin

t Lob

os

West Fo

rtM

iley Trail

West

Fort M

iley

EastFo

rt Miley

VA M

edical

Cen

ter

El Camino Del Mar Trail

Natio

nal Park Service

U.S. D

epartm

ent o

f the In

terior

Map

: 13F Land

s End

/Fort M

ileyG

old

en G

ate Natio

nal R

ecreation

Area

Altern

ative F

Leash Required

Dog w


for on-leash.




PS trails and names


01,000

Feet

ÁFo

r Illustrative Pu

rpo

ses On

ly

Plan\FEIS Boundary



es are in parens.


SteepCliff

CliffHouse

Lands EndLookout

Lands End Parking Lot

Sutro HeightsParking Lot

SutroHeights Loop Trail

LaPl

aya

Trai

lParapet

AccessTrail

48t hA

ve .

SutroBat h

sTr

ail

Coastal Trail

Fountain

Co

astal Trail

LaPlaya

Tr ail

Sutr

o H

eigh

ts L

oop

Trai

l

Sutro Heights Trail

Sutro Baths Upper Trail

SutroD

unesTrail

Merrie W

ay Trail

El Camino del M

ar Trail

Lands End Staircase (N

orth)

Point Lobos AveMain

Entrance

Great H

igh

way

Balboa St

Sutro Heights Park

Map 14F: Sutro Heights ParkGolden Gate National Recreation Area

Dog walking allowed only in areas designatedfor either on-leash or Voice and Sight Control.



Alternative F


Leash Required

Plan\FEIS Boundary

0 400

Feet






Stairwell 1

Sloat Blvd

Future Planned Trail

Co

astal Trail (Ocean

Beach

Trail)

k

Co

astal Trail (Ocean

Beach

Trail)

SutroHeights

Park

Cliff House

Great H

ighway

San Francisco Zoo

South Dr

Lincoln Way

John F. Kennedy Dr

Spreckels Lake

Golden GatePark

Stadium

Middle Dr

Chain of Lakes D

r

Anza St

Balboa St

Cabrillo St

Fulton St

48th Ave

43rd Ave

40th Ave

35th Ave

30th Ave

Irving St

Judah St

Kirkham St

Lawton St

Moraga St

Noriega St

Ortego St

Pacheco St

Quintara St

Rivera St

Santiago St

Taraval St

Ulloa St

Vicente St

Wawona St

48th Ave

40th Ave

35th Ave

30th Ave

Sunset Blvd

Sloat Blvd

Stairwell 21

To Fort Funston (1 mile)


Dog walking allowed only in areas designatedfor either on-leash or Voice and Site Control.



Alternative F


0 2,000

Feet

Á

Map 15F: Ocean BeachGolden Gate National Recreation Area


Leash Required

Plan\FEIS Boundary


Leash required on beachaccess stairwells 1 to 21


k Coastal Trail from Lincoln Way to Sloat Blvd maybe City and County of San Francisco Juridiction.A survey is pending.


Lake MercedNorth Lake

Lake MercedSouth Lake

PacificOcean

Great Highway

Skyline Blvd (Hwy 35)

Harding Road

John Muir Dr.

Closure Area(Habitat Protection Area)

Beach Access

Park Operations(No dogs in buildings)

MainEntrance

PortableBathrooms

Hang-GliderArea

Observation Deck

EnvironmentalScience Center

S.F.U.S.D.

Harding ParkMunicipal Golf

Course

Battery Davis

Nursery

Coastal Trail - Sand Ladder(Funston Beach Taril South)

John Muir Gate

Battery Davis Trail (east)

Battery Davis Trail (west)

DrinkingFountain


Coastal Trail (Su

nset)

Parking Lot

(Stairs)

FunstonH

orseTrail

Chip

Trail

Accessi

ble Trail

John Muir Trail

Funs ton BeachTrail (North)

Coa

stal

Trai

l (Su

nse

t)

SunsetTrail

Funston Trail

Map 16F: Fort Funston National Park ServiceU.S. Department of the Interior





0 1,000

Feet

Á

Alternative F



Leash Required

Plan\FEIS Boundary




Lake MercedNorth Lake

Lake MercedSouth Lake

PacificOcean

Great Highway

Skyline Blvd (Hwy 35)

Harding Road

John Muir Dr.

Closure Area(Habitat Protection Area)

Beach Access

Park Operations(No dogs in buildings)

MainEntrance

PortableBathrooms

Hang-GliderArea

Observation Deck

EnvironmentalScience Center

S.F.U.S.D.

Harding ParkMunicipal Golf

Course

Battery Davis

Nursery

Coastal Trail - Sand Ladder(Funston Beach Taril South)

John Muir Gate

Battery Davis Trail (east)

Battery Davis Trail (west)

DrinkingFountain


Coastal Trail (Su

nset)

Parking Lot

(Stairs)

FunstonH

orseTrail

Chip

Trail

Accessi

ble Trail

John Muir Trail

Funs ton BeachTrail (North)

Coa

stal

Trai

l (Su

nse

t)

SunsetTrail

Funston Trail

Map 16F: Fort Funston National Park ServiceU.S. Department of the Interior





0 1,000

Feet

Á

Alternative F



Leash Required

Plan\FEIS Boundary





Timig

tac Trail - Un

main

tained

MoriH

eadlandsTrail

Old M

ori Trail

CoastalTrailC

oastalTrail

MoriBluffTrail-Unmaintained

Old M

ori Trail

CoastalTrail

Upper

MoriTrail

MoriPeakTrail

Polywog Trail

Lishu

msha

Trail

Bootlegger'sS

teps

Wastew

ater Treatmen

t Plant

Sharp

Park Go

lf Co

urse

Fairway Park

Highway 1

Sharp

Park Beach

Pon

ds/

Protected

Hab

itat

Map

17F: Mo

ri Poin

tG

old

en G

ate Natio

nal R

ecreation

Area

Natio

nal Park Service

U.S. D

epartm

ent o

f the In

terior

Dog w


for on-leash.




PS trails and names


0600

Feet

ÁFo

r Illustrative Pu

rpo

ses On

ly

Altern

ative F

Leash Required

Plan\FEIS Bou

ndary

Trail - Leash Req

uired


es are in parens.


Sharp

ParkR

oad

Entran

ce

Parking

Lot

Battery #244(B

un

ker)

Co

nn

emara

No

rth C

oast

Co

un

ty Water

District

Gate

(throu

gh

accessperm

itted)

MilagraRidgeRoad(FireRoad)

Mila

gra

Battery

Trail

Mila

gra

Rid

geTrail

Milag

ra Rid

ge

Spu

r (No

rth)

Milag

ra Creek

Overlo

ok Trail

Milag

raSu

mm

it Trail

Milag

ra Rid

ge Sp

ur

(Sou

th)

Milag

raR

idg

e Ro

ad

Milag

raB

attery TrailMilag

ra Rid

geTrail

(Milag

ra Rid

ge R

oad

)

Map

18F: Milag

ra Rid

ge

Go

lden

Gate N

ation

al Recreatio

n A

rea

Natio

nal Park Service

U.S. D

epartm

ent o

f the In

terior

Dog w


for on-leash.




PS trails and names


01,000

Feet

Á

Altern

ative FLeash Required

For Illu

strative Purp

oses O

nly

Plan\FEIS Boundary


es are in parens.


Sweeney Ridge

Cattle Hill

!

PortolaDiscovery Site

Sneath LaneParking Lot

NIKE Site

Baqu

iano

Trai

l

Fassler Ave. Gate

ShelldanceNursery

Catt leHill Trail

Sween

ey

Ridg

eTrail

Baquiano Tra il

Snea

th Lane

Mori Ridge Trail (Sweeney Ridge)

NotchTrai l

Sweeney

RidgeTrail

(Farallon View Trail)

SweeneyHorse Trail

Milagra Ridge Spur Trail (South)

SkylineCollege Trail

SweeneyMeadow Trail





Alternative F

Non-NPS land under considerationfor transfer to GGNRA.

0 4,000

Feet

Á

Map 19: Cattle Hill/Sweeney RidgeGolden Gate National Recreation Area


Plan/FEIS Boundary




San Vicente Trail(Vicente Ridge Trail)

RanchetteTrail

San CarlosTrail

See detail map

Flat Top(3 acres)

Flat Top Trail

(Memorial Loop)

Farallone View School

Spin

e Trail

Fr

ench Trail ( Denniston Ridge Trail)

Clip

per Rid

ge Trail

Alt

aVi

staTra

il

North Peak Access Road

Ranch

Ro

adD

eer

Cre

ekTr

ail

Flat Top Trail

Brook s Cre

ekTra

il

Farmer's Daughter Trail(Denniston Loop Trail)

ClipperRidge Trail

Almeria Trail

EmberRidge Trail

El Granada

Moss Beach

Montara

MontaraState Beach

Map 20F: Rancho Corral De Tierra National Park ServiceU.S. Department of the InteriorGolden Gate National Recreation Area





0 4,000

Feet

Á

Corona Pedro Trail

CoronaPedro

Trail

LeCo

nte

AveTa

mar

ind

St

FaralloneView

School

LeCo

nte

Trail

F aral

lone

Trai

l (Fa

rallo

nC

uto

ff)

Old San Pedro MountainRoad

Faral lone Trail

Detail Map

Plan\FEIS Boundary


Alternative F



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