Late fall during high tide is a beautiful time to walk the shoreline, with great views, lots of wildlife to see, and some interesting history to discuss. 3.5 miles of flat walking through diverse landscapes.

King tides and storms often dump loads of floating trash onto the shoreline this time of year. We can protect wildlife and make our beach a more beautiful place by picking up some of it!

Join us for beginner- and family-friendly group bike rides to Ravenswood Preserve to witness the highest tides of the year!

Join Naturalist Melissa as we hike through Dotson’s Marsh to witness this season’s King Tides

Join us on the water during one of the highest tides of the year. We'll start with dry land instruction, then paddle our steady and stable craft on a group exploration of this lovely, rich shoreline.

We'll gather between Pier 3 and Pier 5 on the Bay side of San Francisco's Embarcadero.

Stay tuned for a photography workshop, tidepooling with volunteers, and guided walks on February 9th! 

Learn about this beautiful protected space, and join us for a walking tour of Bair Island during the King Tide!

Come experience one of the highest tides of the year and a glimpse into the future.

Join a stroll along the Bay to observe, photograph, and discuss the king tide. Find out what causes the tides and why we have king tides this time of year, and learn about sea level rise and resilience projects.

Join the EV in a fun, interactive learning experience which will teach you about what King Tides are and why they are exciting!

Join Wholly H2O as we do a deep dive into the nature and future of King Tides!

What are King Tides? How do they affect plants and animals, and what can we learn from them? Find out the answers to these questions and participate in the community science King Tides Project on this easy walk along the San Francisco Bay shore.

Ever heard of a “king tide” and wondered why they're so special? Join us to find out and see a high king tide for yourself! #tours

Ever heard of a “king tide” and wondered why they're so special? Join us to find out and see a high king tide for yourself! #tours

Winter’s highest tides are something to see at China Camp, with bay waters rising to inundate our marshlands.

We'll gather between Pier 3 and Pier 5 on the Bay side of San Francisco's Embarcadero.

Observe the highest and lowest tides of 2024 with Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods! Starting January 11th, join us for a variety of events. Stay tuned for a photography workshop, tidepooling with volunteers, and guided walks on February 9th! 

Ever heard of a “king tide” and wondered why they're so special? Join us to find out and see a high king tide for yourself! #tours

Explore the waterfront's past and future during one of winter's highest tides

Join Exploratorium educators, KQED climate reporters, Grassroots Ecology and Port of San Francisco staff for a stroll along the waterfront at East Palo Alto's Cooley Landing to observe, photograph and discuss the king tide.

Start the new year off with a walking tour of the history and science of the Oakland Estuary. Local historian Dennis Evanosky and hydrology engineer Dr. Dane Behrens will talk about the historical significance of this waterway as well as the king tide phenomenon, sea level rise, and climate resilient strategies for our future.

The weekend of January 21st and 22nd will be the last opportunity to document the King Tides this season. 

What are King Tides? How do they affect plants, animals, and us? What can we learn from them? Find out the answers to these questions and more on a mostly flat, paved walk along the San Francisco Bay shore.