Farallon Islands Lighthouse Lookout

A Lighthouse Lookout over the Pacific

Perched beside the historic Farallon Island Light atop rocky Lighthouse Hill, this camera surveys the Pacific Ocean from nearly 100 meters above the surf, with jagged sea stacks and time-worn granite terraces spread below.

The Farallon Islands National Wildlife Refuge

The Farallon Islands shelter one of the largest seabird colonies in the contiguous United States, alongside bustling rookeries of seals and sea lions, while great white sharks patrol the surrounding waters each season.

A Living Research Station

Streamed by the California Academy of Sciences, the island's remote field station lets biologists and viewers alike monitor wildlife on the legendary Devil's Teeth, islands so rugged they remain closed to the public.

San Francisco's Wild Edge

Officially part of the City of San Francisco, these isolated granite peaks rise nearly 50 kilometers offshore, offering a rare real-time view of California's wildest frontier through this live webcam.