The way points of this bicycle route:
These huge dormitories and quad are great examples of WWII era art deco architecture. They stand empty, and cannot be used for residential space (Alameda Measure A prevents more than two units in a "new" structure- how does this qualify?) and have not been rented for commercial use (they aren't very well suited).
Occasionally there are special events, such as the young filmmakers awards, in this glorious art deco theater, but it's mostly used for auctions since it's hard to attract audiences to a movie theater this remote
Some used for the special effects in the Matrix, others turned into health clubs. Mythbusters do some of their experiements on the concrete tarmac
Small museum shows the history of the base. It is easily recognized by the painting of a China Clipper seaplane of the type that used to fly out of the Seaplane Lagoon
This is slated to be the ferry terminal, as well as the endpoint for a light rail line or other rapid transit
These guys have Ducks in their lot (WWII amphib vehicles)
The navy uses these supply ships for storage these days. Supposedly they should be paying rent, but the previous mayor is supposed to have flubbed the contract
This ship served in WWII and picked up NASA astronauts after the Apollo moon missions
