A view from the backs of Wyler and Ryan as Ryan points at something out of view across the harbor

Coming soon! A new walking tour of Bayside Trail!

By Ryan Sullivan, Interdisciplinary Apprentice I am so excited to announce the unveiling of my baby- Nature Walk through History, an interpretive hike along Bayside Trail. I have been working on this for several months and after so much reading (seriously, so much), four completely different outlines, two practice runs, and a lot of pep talks, she’s finally here! I will be leading guests on … Continue reading Coming soon! A new walking tour of Bayside Trail!

Upcoming Training Opportunities

If you are interested in Tidepool training or Trails and Rails training, now is your chance. Tidepool Training Tidepool training will be occurring this Saturday February 8. Last chance to sign up. Send an email to cabr_volunteers@nps.gov. Trails & Rails Training There will be training for the Trails & Rails program on February 22. The Training is required for anyone wanting to participate in the … Continue reading Upcoming Training Opportunities

Gray Whale Festival – A Celebration of Migration

Please join Cabrillo National Monument in celebrating the longest marine mammal migration by attending our Gray Whale Festival on January 25th, 2020. During this event, we will have park staff and whalers from the Natural History Museum at the whale overlook to point out Pacific Gray Whales for you. There will also be booths set up near the visitor center by other ocean-minded organizations to … Continue reading Gray Whale Festival – A Celebration of Migration

California King Tides Project

King Tides are coming January 10-12 and February 8-9! The California King Tides Project is raising awareness about sea level rise and help communities plan for the future. You can help by taking and sharing photos of the highest high tides of the year. Find out what time the King Tides will be near you. Learn how to participate by uploading your photos via a web browser or app. Check … Continue reading California King Tides Project