SANA Francisco – National Park Service is preparing for the effect of the closure of the federal government that started on Wednesday, which includes many famous tourist destinations in the Gulf region.
Within the Golden Gate National Recreation, which extends from the northern Gulf and under the San Francisco Peninsula, the park officials confirmed the closure of a number of facilities, roads and parking lots.
Mi’ir Woods National Monument in Marin Province, which usually receives more than a million visitors every year, is now closed. The parking lots of Stinson and Muir Beach closed. In Marin Headlands, Rodeo Beach and Northwest parking remains open passengers, however, closes are present for Bonita Lighthouse, Nike Missile, Battery Townsley and Kirby Cove Day AREA and the top by Conzelman. Road.
In San Francisco, Fort Point National Historic Site, a popular place for tourists to accommodate views of the Golden Gate Bridge, has also been closed due to the expiration of federal financing. China’s beach was also closed on the northern side of the land. The closure exists for many parking lots, including Baker Beach, Ocean Beach, Crissy Field East Beach, Langdon Court and Battery East. The Fort Mason Park headquarters has also been closed.
Alcatraz is temporarily closed to visitors on Wednesday due to the planned work that is not related to the closure. It is scheduled to reopen on Thursday.
Garden officials said that the road and parking lot of Morey Point in Passevica are no longer open amid closure.
National garden service note He said that he will only have enough employees for “protecting life, property, public health and safety.” A group of more than 40 ex -supervisors in the park urges the Minister of Interior Doug Burgum to close the gardens during the closure.