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Nike Missile Site SF-88, Mill Valley

(65 reviews on the web)

National Park Military Facility

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Indiana_Jonesse

Nike Missile Site was used during the war for, yep you guessed it, missile launch. The tour was very informative and eye opening, seeing analog devices for meters, reading, missiles and magazines. We ... more »
Satchy11

If so, not to be missed. A little known, but really scary part of our history. My whole family enjoyed it, and for me the most memorable part of our trip to San Francisco. Seeing the base is cool. The... more »
MacFlux

Thoroughly enjoyed my visit here. We came by Uber from Union Square and the ride was around $30. NOTE: We had no cell phone coverage out there so could not book an uber back! Also there is no land lin... more »

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Jacob Dueholm

Definitely one of the greatest experiences on my US road trip along the West Coast! We just happened to stumble across this amazing site, because we didn't know how to pay the Golden Gate Bridge toll, and we had to branch off to look it up on Google. There was no service, and we had to drive for a while to find service, and that's when we happended to pass this site. And it was open and they were about to launch the last tour of the day. Talk about luck! Our guide was a very knowledgeable gentleman who took us through the inner workings of the site with great enthusiasm! I'm visiting again next time I come to San Fran!

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Sandeep Paulraj

The volunteers are the most amazing people and are very passionate. Depending on the weather the missile hatch may or may not be opened. I have been here twice. The second time it was raining and since they couldn't open up the entire missile complex they showed us another section on radio communications.

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Robert Matthew

The guides are fantastic and offer first hand knowledge of the equipment and operations of the site.

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Charles Sanford

Great tour of a missile site with operational equipment and knowledgeable guides. I got to move a missile on its loading platform, watch radar displays, watch a missile be brought to the surface and raised--ready for launch.

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John Chandler

The best attraction I have been to in years. Time your visit with one of the data that the veterans are giving tours. INCREDIBLE

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