Have to see to believeStunning views and this historical site I had no idea existed
Walked up to the abandoned Nike Missile site while I had a spare couple of hours before catching a flight, the views of the Bay Area and Pacific coast were stunning. It’s quite an incline from the south entrance to the reserve but paved and fairly easy going. The site itself is interesting with a information board that provides a little insight. The buildings are essentially shells with som interesting graffiti covering them.
Good hike. Lots of berries on the hike. Def worth an evening
Great hike on paved road.
Very cool abandoned place to explore.
Couldnt find the buildings like it shows in the pictures....maybe cause I went at night
Great hiking these trails, nice views of SFO and Pacifica
A nice gentle hike up a paved road to get there (Sneath Lane San Bruno entrance), and quite an impressive view of the Pacific and the SF Bay from the top. No real indications that this was a military installation other than the signboard explaining the site. Photos on google maps show an extensive gallery of street art on the dilapidated buildings, but unfortunately this has all been whitewashed over, leaving only ghostly traces of the former splendor. These buildings may be slated for demolition, as there were quite a few construction vehicles parked around.
Favorite hike with expansive views of the SF Peninsula.
The old Nike site at the top of Sweeney Ridge has been demolished by GGNRA as of April 2019. Nothing to visit here any more. Will miss the creative graffiti on the old buildings.Perhaps this means that GGNRA will finally be doing some much needed maintenance on all the Sweeney Ridge trails? One can dream.
Its a good place to go, but its so sad that the people dont have any respect for the history everything has graffiti everywhere, its so sad.
Relaxing hike with great bay viee
One of the best panoramic views in the Bay area
This was home to a old WW2 military artillery sites. The buildings were razed earlier this year leaving only the foundations and adding information placard stating the use of each building and other historic fact.
All the buildings have been removed. Nothing but a sign and some concrete slabs. Very sad.
Hike to the top of the Ridgeline to see good views and a small part of history. Its just a sign post with I fo and a bunch of concrete pads.
Cool place to check out when in a hike
Great historical site that is being torn down. Its not going to be around much longer.
Great Views Steep Hike
Great!
Great area to explore EDIT as is today 26th November 2019 it has been sadly demolished
I visited the Nike Missile control site on a cold, cloudy day in mid-April. Visibility was slim, making the abandoned cold war-era concrete buildings seem eerie -- and intriguing. If youre hiking the ridge, stop here and let your curiosity explore what remains of the Nike control station.
The buildings have now been removed.
Everything is gone, waste of a hike.
Abandoned buildings that once housed radars and other equipment to guid Nike missiles fired Milagra Ridge.
Not much to see here, as the buildings are abandoned and unmaintained, but there are a few places to read about the history of the place. Every once in a while, some cool graffiti shows up.
Learning some of the history at this park. Interesting locations.
This is so cool. A bunch of abandoned buildings you can walk through.
Fantastic views along with great street art.
Nice trail and view from the top, however the actual Nike missile control building is covered in a ton of graffiti, which is unfortunate.
Great views. Interesting grafitti.
Spent so many nights running around here as a dumb teenager (nothing that should be encouraged). Good times and great memories. Glad its still there.
Was interesting to see, the views are great at the top.
Long uphill hike and cold.
Cold war relic
Nothing exciting to see except fog
In a scale of difficulty of 1-10 is 8, beautiful view.
The structures are no longer standing.
Great hike!
Amazing place to ride
I park off College and hike a half mile to the first building. Beware - there is a hole in the floor in a dark part of the building. Almost fell in it once! Past that are the stairs that lead down to Sweeney Ridge.
Long walk to the top
Great Views