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Elevated park area offering hiking trails to the top of a hill with views of the city & the sea.
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Beautiful 360 views of the city and not crowded at all.
Beautiful panoramic views of the whole city on a clear day. Have to climb stairs to get up there and tends to be windy at the top. They have a couple benches for people to sit on and enjoy the view, and some parking available near the bottom. Have only ever been when it’s clear think it might be cool to check out when foggy as well!
This is a beautiful spot for panoramic and breathtaking views of the whole city. Right from downtown, to the Presidio where you can see the Golden Gate Bridge to the wonderful ocean that lets you capture three realms of the world. Climbing up the stairs is absolutely worth it. I had gone during evening and stayed up until the sunset which was really mesmerizing. The terrain on the top is little uneven and so just be watchful.
Carry some layers because it can get really windy.
Carry some layers because it can get really windy.
Goodness, this place is amazing. No photo can do it justice--you really have to see it for yourself.
One of my most favorite views while I was staying in sf. I would definitely visit again when I come back to sf. I could see both ocean views and the city 360°. The view from the top of the park was amazing!! It was so windy so I couldn’t stay there that much but I wish I could just sit on a bench and chill for a longer time.
Excellent views of the city from the Sunset stretching all the way to the skyscrapers downtown, plus of course a great look at Sutro Tower. You really get a grasp of the size of Golden Gate Park relative to the rest of the city, plus a good workout going up the stairs, especially if you start at 16th Ave. I went in the early afternoon but honestly, I wish I'd seen the sunset.
Beautiful almost 360 views of the surrounding city. Wide panoramic view of Golden Gate Park stretching all the way to Ocean Beach with some glimpses of the Golden Gate Bridge and downtown SF. A few benches on the stairs and one at the top to take it all in. Perfect for an urban nature adventure. You can get to the park from two sets of stairs at either 14th Ave or Noriega St.
