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Albany Mudflats Ecological Reserve - Alameda County
Phone Number: (707) 944-5500
Map: Directional Map (PDF)
Location: East side of San Francisco Bay between Albany and Richmond and north of Golden Gate Fields.
Directions: I-80 or I-580 to Central Ave. in Albany, then west toward Pt. Isabel Regional Shoreline and Eastshore State Park provides access to the northern boundary of the ecological reserve. The S.F. Bay Trail skirts the north, east and south portions of the reserve. To access the southern portion take Buchanan Street west of I-80 towards the Albany Bulb to the Waterfront/Bay Trail.
Description: 160 acres of tidal mudflats with a narrow band of salt marsh, pickleweed, cordgrass vegetation for shorebirds and waterfowl. Large numbers of shorebirds, herons, egrets, feed on the mudflats at ebb tide while diving and dabbling ducks, gulls and terns forage at flood tide.
Fishing is allowed along the shoreline.
Hunting is not permitted within city limits.
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