San Mateo Shoreline trail - San Mateo, California - Self Guided Walks and Trails on Waymarking.com

The city of San Mateo has done a fabulous job of restoring this shoreline area to its native vegetation and making it available for public recreation. The best place to start is at the main entrance to Seal Point Park. Take a jacket because it will be breezy. Head west across the pedestrian suspension bridge tp look (and listen to one that talks) at the interpretive signs near the mound in Ryder Park. Return to same way to the north end of Seal Point, next taking the wheelchair accessible ramp to the top of the hill. On the way down, you can use the broad stairway, then walk east and south along the Bay at the base of the hill. If you want a second detour, continue on the pedestrian bridge over the slough to the wildlife viewing platform on the far side (less than a half mile round trip).
Together, the signs tell the history, culture, botany and zoology of this area.

Approximate Time to Finish: 2 hours Addtional Website URL: [Web Link] Brochure or Interpretive Signs: Interpretive Plaques/Signs Rate the Walk: Fee?: Not Listed Wherigo Cartridge: Not listed

Visit Instructions:
A picture at the start of the Trail or Walk is greatly appreciated. Additional photos taken during the course of the walk would also be of great benefit.

If there does not appear to be a defined beginning to the trail or walk, pick a logical place (e.g. close to parking) or where information about the walk or trail can be gathered.

Recent Visits/Logs:

There are no logs for this waymark yet.