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The ultimate adventure guide
Ayala Cove is the main arrival and departure point for Angel Island.
The various trails that ascend Mount Livermore are predominantly singletrack.
Native trees on Angel Island include oak, bay, and madrone. Introduced tree species include eucalyptus and Monterey pine.
From the summit of Mount Livermore, views to the west reach out to the Golden Gate Bridge, the Marin Headlands and beyond.
To the south, the summit of Mount Livermore offers clear views of Alcatraz Island and downtown San Francisco.
Mount Livermore can also be a great springtime destination to look for wildflowers.
There is a good chance you'll have this trail to yourself.
The trails up Mount Livermore provide impressive views around every turn.
The Ida Trail descends the southern slopes of Mount Livermore with clear views of San Francisco.
Angel Island provides numerous scenic spots to bring a picnic or simply relax and take in the view.