Golden Gate Bridge towers rising above Fort Point

Fort Point National Historic Site at 499 Marine Dr sits directly beneath the south end of the Golden Gate Bridge and provides a close vantage to the bridge's structure. The bridge's two main towers rise to 746 feet above the water, making them higher than many downtown skyscrapers and a dominant vertical feature above Fort Point. Fort Point was preserved in the bridge's construction and remains a documented historical site directly associated with the bridge.