Hiking in San Francisco — 8 Great Urban Hiking Trails
There are many opportunities for hiking in San Francisco because there are urban hiking trails up hills, in parks, and along the ocean and bay waterfront.
There are many opportunities for hiking in San Francisco because there are urban hiking trails up hills, in parks, and along the ocean and bay waterfront.
For amazing mosaic art and great San Francisco views, walk up the Hidden Gardens and 16th Avenue mosaic stairs, then climb a hill to Grandview Park.
For a scenic and interesting end-to-end trek through Golden Gate Park, walk, run, or bike the 3.4-mile trail along JFK Promenade and JFK Drive.
Take the San Francisco Lands End Hike, and discover gorgeous views of the rugged Pacific Coast and Golden Gate Bridge along the Lands End Trail.
Do you enjoy hikes with scenic woods and hilltops with amazing views? If so, trek up Mt. Davidson for gorgeous views of the San Francisco skyline and bay.
Getting around San Francisco is easy on public transit. Leave the car behind and enjoy the walk-on-walk-off freedom of sightseeing using San Francisco MUNI.
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