The last railroad-operated passenger ferry left Tiburon in 1941, but passenger and freight trains ran until 1967. Passenger ferry service was resumed in the 1960s when Harbor Carriers utilized sightseeing boats in the early morning and evening hours. In the 1970s, the railroad removed trackage, plugged tunnels, and demolished the trestle over Trestle Glen and railroad ferry pier. The railroad roadbed was purchased by the City of Tiburon and currently serves as the waterfront rail trail. After years of hearings and studies, the former railroad yards became the Point Tiburon housing and commercial project.
The last railroad-operated passenger ferry left Tiburon in 1941, but passenger and freight trains ran until 1967. Passenger ferr,y service was resumed in the 1960s when Harbor Carriers utilized sightseeing boats in the early morning and evening hours In the 1970s, the railroad removed trackage, plugged tunnels, and demolished the trestle over Trestle Glen. and railroad ferry pier The railroad roadbed was purcha.sed by the City of Tiburon and currently serves as the waterfront rail trail. After years of hearings and studies the former railroad yards became the Point Tiburon housing and commercial project.