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296 acre Park managed by: California Department of Parks and Recreation
Famed biologist E.O. Wilson once named San Bruno Mountain one of the world biodiversity hotspots, because so many native species remained here, isolated by the city below. A must-see!
A hulking presence on San Francisco’s southeastern border, San Bruno Mountain forms a natural boundary between San Francisco and the Peninsula. Though development has several times threatened to pave its slopes, the mountain has remained a unique island of open space in a sea of residential sprawl. This continued salvation is courtesy of a density of rare species–so many that biologist E.O. Wilson once named San Bruno Mountain one of eighteen global biodiversity hotspots in need of protection.
Official Park PageSan Bruno Mountain Saddle Loop
Hike by Kate Brittain, originally published in the April 2008 issue of Bay Nature magazine You can’t miss San Bruno ...
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