Closure necessary to support wetlands restoration at Quartermaster Reach Marsh.
Starting the week of December 11, a section of Mason Street along the Presidio’s Crissy Marsh just east of Halleck Street will close for approximately six months. The closure will allow for the creation of seven acres of new marshland along the national park’s northern waterfront at a site to be known as Quartermaster Reach.
All park destinations and business at Crissy Field will remain open during the closure with detours in place.
Accessing East Beach:
Accessing the west end of Crissy Field:
This closure will allow for the installation of culverts beneath Mason Street that will allow fresh water to flow from the Presidio’s Tennessee Hollow watershed to meet the salt water of San Francisco Bay, creating valuable new habitat. The project will bring an 850-foot length of long-buried stream back to the surface and dramatically transform an area long covered by asphalt. When construction is complete in 2020, visitors will enjoy an up-close experience of nature along a new elevated bridge that winds through the marshland. It’s the latest step in a two-decade effort to restore the Presidio’s largest watershed.
Please allow a few extra minutes of travel to reach your destination at Crissy Field.
For questions please contact:
presidio@presidiotrust.gov
www.presidiotrust.gov/QMR