POPULAR San Francisco POINTS OF INTEREST

Features

The hill is a grassy open area and it is filled with a single swing, varieties of walking paths, beaches, and stunning San Francisco views.

Location

The Kite Hill is …Read More

Mount Sutro is a 900-foot hill located in San Francisco and it houses a lovely historic forest which is more than a hundred years. The tree here was planted by Adolf Sutro who is among the most co…Read More

Bernal Heights Hill can be found in the southeastern part of the city and it can be found in a hidden spot which means it is not frequented by tourists and some of the residents in San Francisco. …Read More

Don't believe dreams come true? Get that magic back in your heart. Here are a few buzz words regarding why you can do so here: Breathtaking oceanside cliffs Friendly hang gliders that wave hello b…Read More

This trail is incredibly beautiful; the ruins of the Sutro Baths were the most breathtaking part of the trail. Parts of the Cliff House railbed are preserved along the trail - imagine taking the t…Read More

A pair of 922 foot high summit Twin peak is known as the second tallest peak in the city San Francisco. These peaks form a divide for the summer coastal fog pushed in from the Pacific Ocean where …Read More

Great place to take pictures with interesting backdrops. The cave is awesome and a little scary when the waves come crashing in. It's perfectly safe, just loud. You also get a different perspectiv…Read More

Hike isn't very difficult, but very narrow for most of the time. and a great contrast of the urban lifestyle of San Francisco. If you enjoy woodsy nature, this will be your place for a great time!…Read More

Grandview Park is a small hilly area of 3.98 acre in sunset district of San Francisco. It is also referred as Turtle hill by the local residents of the area. Park has an elevation of 666 feet. Tho…Read More

Twin concrete slides snake down a steep hill is an urban luge, built in 1973. These slides have now become 30 years old and are still providing thrills for those who know where to find them. The p…Read More

The Presidio is full of trails that lead you on an adventure through many different settings. You'll go through a forest, a cemetery, a military base, and the coast. We hiked up to Lover's Lane Tr…Read More

People come here for two reasons, see Golden Gate Bridge from its west wing, enjoy sun bathing and catching sunrise and sunset.

Better choose a sunny and warm day as wind can make the trip …Read More

China Beach is facing the north and it features stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. The beach is used as a campsite by the Chinese fisherman during the Gold Rush times. The …Read More

Presidio's Immigrant Point/Coastal Connector better known as the "1000 Steps"- It's actually only 808 steps but its sure to make you feel the burn. The trail starts at Overlook Point and takes you…Read More

The Lyon Street Steps is also known as the Lyon Street Stairs and it is a 288 steps hidden staircase located in San Francisco. The step is located between Presidio on the west and the Pacific Heig…Read More

The park has lost of open room and things to see throught out. Be warned the parking garage is a total ripoff!! I ended up spending $33 for parking. In the morning hours independent artists setup …Read More

Located on the west side of the Golden Gate Park, there are two windmills that once served a functional purpose for the town, but now stand as regal depictions of their former selves. The windmill…Read More

Here you'll discover lavish green yards shaded by tall palm trees, a soccer field, six tennis courts, one b-ball court, a multi-use court, a play area, and two off-rope hound play regions. Indeed.…Read More

Hidden along the Coastal Trail at Eagle's Point is a labyrinth designed by a local artist. 

San Francisco artist Eduardo Aguilera was inspired by studying historic labyrinths, which later i…Read More

When the city embarked on a two-year project to expand the Castro sidewalks to accommodate more foot traffic and sidewalk cafe seating, two features were added: the fantastic rainbow striped cross…Read More

From its vantage point overlooking the spectacular Golden Gate, Fort Point defended the San Francisco Bay following California's Gold Rush through World War II. Its beautifully arched casemates di…Read More

If you stay on the trails it could be a 3.5 mile hike. Overall an easy hike with great views. We did this hike on a rainy day and it was fairly easy. Good amount of inclines and declines but not t…Read More

Beautifully Tiled and Colourful Steps & Gorgeous Views of the City from the Top - An Off the Beaten Path Hidden Gem in San Francisco! It is truly a lovely piece of work.  The 16th Avenue Tiled…Read More

Mount Davidson is renowned as the highest peak in San Francisco, California making an elevation of about 928 feet. Mount Davidson was originally known as “Blue Mountain” but was then renamed after…Read More