| Going past the San Mateo BridgeThere's plenty of | | | | also a snack shop at the golf course. Transient |
| good sailing north of the San Mateo Bridge. | | | | boats can |
| Sailors must be aware of the shallow water | | | | be tied up front of the harbor office while slip |
| extending from | | | | assignments |
| the western tower of the main span of the | | | | are obtained. Check with the Spinnaker Sailing |
| bridge northward | | | | staff for |
| past the red marker number "8A". There's one | | | | more detailed instructions for entering Coyote |
| other shoal to | | | | Point Harbor.When coming back to Redwood City, |
| look out for, the San Bruno Shoal which is | | | | it's important to keep |
| covered by as | | | | red markers "12" and "2" to starboard but it's |
| little as 2 feet of water at low tide. San Bruno | | | | hard to see |
| Shoal is locate | | | | them from as far away as the bridge. Just head |
| east of the main channel adjacent to markers | | | | for the |
| "4" and "6". | | | | left-hand (eastern) end of the Dumbarton Bridge |
| Sailboats don't have to stay in the marked | | | | and the |
| channel but | | | | markers will come into view as you head down |
| should avoid the area of San Bruno Shoal.Coyote | | | | the South |
| Point Harbor makes a good destination for those | | | | Bay Channel toward Redwood City. Be sure to |
| going north of the San Mateo for a day's sail. | | | | stay far |
| There is a | | | | enough to the left to leave all the red markers |
| regional park with picnic tables and barbecues. | | | | to starboard. |
| There is | | | | |