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Infiltration Forums > Archived US: Pacific Southwest > Abandoned Places Around San Francisco (Viewed 781 times)
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Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
< on 7/12/2010 12:11 AM >
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i know, I post to much on here and I hate cluttering up the board. But ive been searching an searching around google and shit and I can't find anything in San Fran that isn't overly secure or federal property. Mare Island looks cool but i heard it was " repurposed " and federal property. Then theirs Hunter point but again im not going to screw with federal property unless i get permission. Im flying up in August with my family from Wisconsin and landing in San Fran and driving back to Wi to see everything. Were driving up to the redwoods so if theirs anything around their that would be cool

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 1 on 7/12/2010 1:29 AM >
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I live in Milwaukee and I'll be flying out of San Fran in a few weeks, hah! I wanted to urbex a bit while I'm there too, but I just don't think the city is that good for any abandoned buildings, period. It's too new, and the nature of the city really doesn't allow for empty spaces to be left empty. I hope you find some!

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 2 on 7/12/2010 1:41 AM >
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if everyone waited for permission UE just wouldn't be as fun.

I can understand not wanting to risk arrest out of state though.

good luck.

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 3 on 7/12/2010 4:16 AM >
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SF Zoo, go there. Abandoned pool house...

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 4 on 7/17/2010 1:59 PM >
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In San Fran proper there aren't many abandoned buildings (of note), it's true.

However, there's a big abandoned naval base in Oakland, a big abandoned factory-type building in Berkeley, a really neat abandoned glass factory in Alameda (I think it's Alameda), and an abandoned commercial hot springs in Gilroy (about an hour or two South). Oh! There's also an abandoned amusement park like an hour North.
If you want something extremely low risk (and potentially not even considered UE), check out the Albany Bulb in Oakland. It's a huge/cool public art project made out of earthquake rubble.


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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 5 on 7/17/2010 5:49 PM >
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Posted by ViolatorOfTheLaw
i know, I post to much on here and I hate cluttering up the board. But ive been searching an searching around google and shit and I can't find anything in San Fran that isn't overly secure or federal property. Mare Island looks cool but i heard it was " repurposed " and federal property. Then theirs Hunter point but again im not going to screw with federal property unless i get permission. Im flying up in August with my family from Wisconsin and landing in San Fran and driving back to Wi to see everything. Were driving up to the redwoods so if theirs anything around their that would be cool


Keep posting! There are a lot of nice people here willing to share and, we want to hear about your adventures and see your photos. This is a community!

Try looking on FLICKR.

sYnOnYx is right, getting busted out of state sucks. But, trespassing and risk taking and not asking for permission kinda go hand in hand with the idea of Urbexing. What risks are you willing to take, to see things no one else will, in places no one else will go?

I don't know if urbexing during a family trip is a good idea-


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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 6 on 7/17/2010 6:05 PM >
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Posted by Calvin Kaneda


Keep posting! There are a lot of nice people here willing to share and, we want to hear about your adventures and see your photos. This is a community!

Try looking on FLICKR.

sYnOnYx is right, getting busted out of state sucks. But, trespassing and risk taking and not asking for permission kinda go hand in hand with the idea of Urbexing. What risks are you willing to take, to see things no one else will, in places no one else will go?

I don't know if urbexing during a family trip is a good idea-



He's right, Flicker is a GOLDMINE. As is Google. And there's also a lot of unexplored items on http://wikimapia.o....0196&z=10&l=0&m=b, if you put in the right keywords you can get some interesting untouched hits sometimes. Course, things that have just closed are much more challenging. And border more on B&E than photography of abandoned places, but....w/e.

I <3 Wikimapia.

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 7 on 7/17/2010 7:58 PM >
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Thanx. I use Flickr lots actually to upload pix and look for places. Thats were I find the majority of the places I go. I got the number for the " Building manager " of the Mare Island Naval Shipyard and supposedly he gives out permission so I think im going their. And of course im going to Alcatraz But were driving up to see the Redwoods ( By the town of Eureka ) and the Osemedy National Park and im stopping along the way if theirs anything worth looking at. If anyone knows anything around the way that would be great

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 8 on 7/18/2010 3:49 AM >
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BTW usually i would trespass, but were tight on money right now and mostly everything good is federal property or heavily secured and I just can't risk it right now. Yeah an abandoned mine or house im going to trespass in but im not one to go on military owned property needless to say break and enter. i won't say my age but im still young and I can't get into THAT much trouble

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 9 on 7/28/2010 6:59 PM >
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There's a really cool closed down school right next to SF state. Easy to get into, not watched, and not federal ground. PM and I can show you a map point.

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 10 on 7/28/2010 7:17 PM >
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Posted by HyperText
There's a really cool closed down school right next to SF state. Easy to get into, not watched, and not federal ground. PM and I can show you a map point.


I would like to know of this location, if you could please PM me with info it would be much appreciated.



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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 11 on 7/28/2010 11:21 PM >
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I would like to know of this location, if you could please PM me with info it would be much appreciated.






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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 12 on 7/30/2010 8:26 AM >
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Posted by decrepitude


I would like to know of this location, if you could please PM me with info it would be much appreciated.



Me too! Thanks!


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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 13 on 7/30/2010 4:44 PM >
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Posted by HyperText
There's a really cool closed down school right next to SF state. Easy to get into, not watched, and not federal ground. PM and I can show you a map point.


Hahahaha i went to that school before it was closed!! Thats hella funny.

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 14 on 8/2/2010 8:49 PM >
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Posted by max13


Hahahaha i went to that school before it was closed!! Thats hella funny.


no way, really?

Do you know what caused it to close? Cus it's still full of so much stuff, it's kinda weird.

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 15 on 8/2/2010 11:02 PM >
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A well known photographer told me theirs a bunch of old asylums on the Coastline of Cali. Again, Im driving ALL the way to Eureka, heading back down to San Fran and then driving to the Osemedy. Their has to be SOMETHING halfway decent along the way...

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 16 on 8/3/2010 12:15 AM >
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Posted by max13


Hahahaha i went to that school before it was closed!! Thats hella funny.


Lets go there this weekend

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 17 on 8/5/2010 1:27 AM >
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Posted by HyperText


no way, really?

Do you know what caused it to close? Cus it's still full of so much stuff, it's kinda weird.


Ya it shut down cuz it wasn't earthquake safe and the floor had no concrete under it. Its all dirt.

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 18 on 8/5/2010 1:27 AM >
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Posted by jander


Lets go there this weekend


Im down when and where u wanna meet. Take this to NBSI ill start a thread

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Re: Abandoned Places Around San Francisco
<Reply # 19 on 8/7/2010 9:57 PM >
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Posted by ViolatorOfTheLaw
I can't find anything in San Fran that isn't overly secure or federal property. Mare Island looks cool but i heard it was " repurposed " and federal property. Then theirs Hunter point but again im not going to screw with federal property unless i get permission.


I politely suggest you do a little more research. Much of the former Mare Island Naval Ship Yard & its Hunter's Point Annex are no longer federal property & are wide open for legal visitation as well as less than legal exploration.

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