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Baylands

Details on coastal wetlands, wildlife viewing, and educational programs.

Baylands Nature Preserve Visitor Guide

July 24, 2026 | Baylands, Open-space Preserves, Parks and Nature | Patrick S. Beck

Discover the Baylands Nature Preserve, a 1,940-acre tidal marsh sanctuary on San Francisco Bay in Palo Alto. This guide covers trails, birdwatching, accessibility, parking, and the ongoing renovation of the Lucy Evans Baylands Nature Interpretive Center, providing everything needed for a responsible and rewarding visit.

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Palo Alto Baylands: A Comprehensive Guide to Ecology, History, and Visitor Experience

Palo Alto Baylands: A Comprehensive Guide to Ecology, History, and Visitor Experience

July 21, 2026 | Baylands, Parks and Nature, Wildlife | Patrick S. Beck

Discover the Palo Alto Baylands, a 1,940-acre mosaic of tidal marshes, mudflats, and salt ponds at the heart of the San Francisco Bay. This definitive guide explores its rich Indigenous history, remarkable biodiversity, ongoing restoration efforts, and everything visitors need to know for a memorable and responsible outing.

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