According to Access Northern California (http://accessnca.org/access-northern-california/explore/explore-detail-view/?site_id=129): With 100 acres of bayside open space, Crissy Field is a delight for strollers, joggers, windsurfers, cyclists, dog walkers, and people looking to spot birds and even sea lions or dolphins. Spring is a good time to see many native wildflowers in bloom. You can mosey along the Golden Gate Promenade while admiring spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge and... ... This is a must-visit for all visitors to and citizens of San Francisco.

August 5, 2024 - For two decades, Walk SF has offered a wide range of walks exploring every corner of San Francisco. So check out the options below and get walking today! One of the perks of being a Walk SF member is you get free, self-guided routes designed ...

July 11, 2020 - A vibrant gay community took root in the Castro — one that would come to transform San Francisco politics out of sheer collective willpower. You’ll learn about the evolution of the Castro’s architecture, historic businesses and the people and places that played a role in making the Castro one of the epicenters of the gay rights movement —a tradition that continues today. And it is a neighborhood that continues to evolve. ... Join this short, fascinating walk about Bohemian women through a small slice of Russian Hill.

January 15, 2025 - Whether you’re looking for a challenging workout or a scenic stroll to stretch your legs, San Francisco boasts plenty of excellent opportunities to get outside and experience the beauty of the City by the Bay. ... The iconic bridge isn’t just for driving over: It also makes for a great walk or an out-and-back run on the pedestrian path. Start your journey at the Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center in the Presidio (which boasts a stellar set of hiking trails itself).

Make this your go-to weekend walk. Following the Islais Creek trail, the Creeks to Peaks trail introduce you to the ecosystems of San Francisco. The 1.8 mile, moderate to strenuous, trail connects Glen Canyon’s Islais Creek to the iconic summit of Twin Peaks.

August 14, 2024 - From ghost tours in Nob Hill to food odysseys in North Beach, Chinatown culinary tours, and waterfront walks in Fisherman’s Wharf, there are lots to choose from. They’re great ways to see more of the city and dig deeper into a specific interest or theme you’re passionate about. ... Many of my self-guided San Francisco walks involve some of the city’s famous hills and stairways.

January 6, 2025 - Begin: Market St. at 14th St. End: Cesar Chavez St. at Mission St. Distance: Main Route: 1.9 miles, 3,800 steps, 40 minutes Walk Back: 1.9 miles, 3,800 steps, 40 minutes ... At the intersection of ...

We are old codger walkers, and the stroll from the Ferry Building along the Embarcadero up to the Fisherman's Wharf area is one of our favorites...San Francisco Bay sights on one side and San Francisco skyline on the other.

January 15, 2025 - The city’s most spectacular icon towers 80 stories above the roiling waters of the Golden Gate, the narrow entrance to San Francisco Bay. Begin your walk at the Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center at the south end, where you’ll learn how the monumental undertaking was completed in 1937, a mere 4 years after construction began.

Top 10 Best Scenic Places to Walk ... - Yelp - Rainbow Falls, Strawberry Hill, Lands End Trail, Lovers' Lane at the Presidio, Grandview Park, Salesforce Park, Twin Peaks, Alta Plaza Park, Palace Of Fine Arts, Mission Dolores Park...

Connecting the four corners of San Francisco, the Crosstown Trails run through hidden trails, public parks, shopping corridors, tiled stairways, and community gardens along the way. You can walk, run, or bike them (in either direction!). You can cross the city in one day or just try a section.

October 2, 2024 - https://www.laconservancy.org/tours-events/events-calendar/historic-downtown-walking-tour/ ... San Francisco is known for its amazing stairs - no tour guide needed. Google the Filbert Street Stairs - "a twisty, windy way to summit Telegraph Hill." Amazing views and an excellent cardio workout (we like to go up via the streets, with our nose almost to the pavement in front of us, and then down the stairs.)

Let’s go for a walk! The Presidio has the best nature trails in the city. Twelve major routes crisscross the park. Come out for great hiking in San Francisco, or bring your bike for adventures on multi-use trails.

October 21, 2025 - She donated the money to build the California Palace of the Legion of Honor art gallery over by the Presidio (and rumor has it buried her wealthy late husband on the grounds in defiance of the San Francisco prohibition on burying bodies within the city limits). Walk north on Stockton Street for one block, turn right on Sutter St, turn left on Grant Street, and walk to the entrance to Chinatown.

Top 10 Best Places to Walk Around ... - Yelp - Rainbow Falls, North Beach, Pier 70, Strawberry Hill, Alamo Square, The Presidio, Mission Dolores Park, Palace Of Fine Arts, Umbrella Alley San Francisco, Golden Gate Park...

Although baseball season has yet to begun this year (2020), we still decided to take a walk and see McCovey Cove in San Francisco. This area is the section of San Francisco Bay beyond the right field wall of Willie McCovery It is also known ...

February 19, 2023 - We enjoyed walks of 5-8 miles every day; some on trails, some with pavement, and some with steps up San Francisco’s famous hills. Here is a list of some of the walking opportunities: Hilltop parks with trails or steps, and great views: Mt. Sutro , Mt.,Davidson ( the highest peak in the city), ...