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Pride of Madeira
Colors are some of the most remarkable springtime features of Angel Island. The terrain sparkles with ruby reds, sapphire blues, topaz yellows, pearly whites, and emerald greens—but these colors come...
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What makes it so special?
Way Down South The “Way Down South” Barbeque Pork Sandwich is one of our best–it’s made with love and effort and you can taste the difference. We start with Snake River Farms All Natural pork shoulder...
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WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU MISS THE FERRY?!
The number one question that rangers get asked by visitors is: “what happens if you miss the ferry?” In answering this great island quandary, the hapless traveler is presented with a number of possible...
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Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights Day at Angel Island State Park
The Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights Day is based on the idea that every child has the right to experience the outdoors. This free event is put on by Angel Island State Park, and will take place on...
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Immigration Station Open House with Professor Judy Yung — July 20th, 2013
Have you always wanted to come to Angel Island but just haven’t made the time? Are you an experienced visitor but want to bring your friends and family? Come to our Family Reunion/Open House at the...
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Ranger Casey Lee Gives Insight Into Island Living
A few weeks ago we addressed the top question asked by visitors, “what happens if you miss the boat?” (Which you can find here). In continuing our ongoing exploration of the most frequently asked...
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Angel Island’s Unsung Beaches
Those who take the time to visit Angel Island’s beaches are greatly rewarded. There are two main beaches and both are remarkable for their unmatched views of the San Francisco Bay and their uncrowded...
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The Hospital at Fort McDowell
Built in 1911, the hospital at Fort McDowell is one of Angel Island’s most accessible and fascinating buildings. Unlike other historic buildings on the island, visitors are permitted to explore the...
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Mt. Livermore!
It seems downright irresponsible not to have a blog post on Mt. Livermore… so here it is! At an elevation of 788 feet, Mt. Livermore is the highest point on Angel Island. Hiking to the peak via the...
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HOW’D THE DEER GET HERE?! AND THE OTHER ANIMALS?!
Yet another often asked question with a multilayered answer! Deer arrived on Angel Island by walking, swimming, and taking the boat. Angel Island was connected to the surrounding land about 10,000...
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Wintertime on Angel Island
Wintertime is a lovely time to visit Angel Island State Park. There is very limited weekday ferry service so weekends are the best time to make the trip. Once on the island you will have fogless views...
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Hospital Reconstruction at Immigration Station
The Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation is soliciting support to help finish the reconstruction of the Hospital building at the Immigration Station. The foundation centers on the important...
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WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU MISS THE FERRY?!
The number one question that rangers get asked by visitors is: “what happens if you miss the ferry?” In answering this great island quandary, the hapless traveler is presented with a number of possible...
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Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights Day at Angel Island State Park
The Children’s Outdoor Bill of Rights Day is based on the idea that every child has the right to experience the outdoors. This free event is put on by Angel Island State Park, and will take place on...
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