The hiking route in San Francisco is famous for its beautiful scenery and excellent views. If the tech guys really do n’t know how to ask the goddess to go out on a date, mountain climbing is a very smart choice! The team here chooses some routes that are not very challenging in length and difficulty. In the free time, I come out with my favorite people to blow hair, bask in the sun, watch the mountains, the sea, and the scenery. Grow in the breeze ~

1. Mount Davidson

Mount Davidson is the tallest of more than forty mountains in San Francisco. The walking distance to the top of the mountain is only a simple 0.44 mile, but sometimes it is bald and sometimes there are oak trees. It is interesting. When you climbed to the top of the mountain, the scenery of Downtown came to you; the scene of Dirty Harry was looming. The two most convenient intersections in the park are Dalewood Way and Juanita Way.

2. Twin Peaks

Twin Peaks is about 5 ft shorter than Mount Davidson (5 ft is insignificant for a tall and tall mountain monk), but it still can't stop him from standing out in the vast mountains and becoming a favorite among local residents and tourists Viewing point. The end of the traditional Christmas Tree Point Bus Tour is not the end of the Twin Peaks. You can enjoy a 360-degree panorama on the Noe or Eureka. Backpackers can take the Crestline Drive to the Twin Peaks stepped hiking trail.

3. Philosopher's Way in McLaren Park

McLaren Park is the second largest park in San Francisco, and the Philosopher's Way is a 2.7 mile long circular hiking route.There are clear signs along the way to guide you to never get lost. There are also a series of small tables introducing classical proverbs, historical monuments and other park information.The landmark of the park is an 80 ft high blue water tower. From the top of the tower, you can see the scenery from downtown San Francisco all the way to San Bruno.

4. Presidio Promenade

The Presidio has a total of 25 miles of hiking routes. The variety of hiking routes selected can make up its own list of the top ten Hiking routes. If you have to pick one of the best of these routes, it is full of historical charm and overlooking the Presidio Promenade of Bay, Marin and Crissy Field. The 2.2-mile long tiled path starts at Lombard Gate and ends at the Golden Gate Bridge. Along the way you will pass the Presidio Main Post and the San Francisco National Cemetery.

5. Lands End

Lands End is perhaps the perfect hiking trail in San Francisco. A total of 3.5 mile trek is a reasonable workout training, it seems that gym membership card is no longer needed. Whenever you are tired, you can stop and pretend to be overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge. If you want to increase the intensity of your workout, you can follow the Mile Rock Beach logo to the great Eagle Point Labyrinth. It only takes 224 steps to and from the beach during the whole journey, but who can count it?

6. Fort Funston

Fort Funston is in the southwest corner of San Francisco and is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA). The park's hiking route is sandy, and there are great sea views along the way. It is also San Francisco's largest non-specialized dog park. The 2 mile trek begins in the parking lot and follows a route called Sunset Trail and Horse Trail past Battery Davis, and you are back at the starting point.

7. Stow Lake and Strawberry Hill

Hidden in Golden Gate Park, Strawberry Hill occupies an entire island in the heart of Stow Lake. The top of Strawberry Hill is 430 ft high, the highest point of the entire park. If you want to take a trek that is longer than 2 miles, you can hike around the island first and then start climbing. At the top, you can overlook downtown San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin, and feel like standing on an inverted strawberry tip.

8. Batteries to Bluffs

The Bayside route is only 0.7 mile, but many steps make the whole process challenging. Although there is no unbeatable bird's eye view, you can learn the history of gun batteries on the way through the cliffs. History is the sexiest.

9. Bernal Hill

Bernal Hill is the highlight of the sunny Bernal Heights community. Your trek will start on a 1 mile long paved mountain route, then follow the park's dirt road to the top of the mountain and you will see Sutrito Tower. Here, you also have a 360-degree panoramic view of the city, including the city center, Twin Peaks, Mount Davidson and East bay, the peninsula.

10.Golden Gate Heights Park

The Golden Gate Heights Park in Inner Sunset has a special bird's eye view of San Francisco. Not only Sutro Tower and downtown, but also panoramic views of Golden Gate Park. (Note: visiting this park is not strictly a hike, it is recommended to visit the nearby Grandview Park and the mosaic steps together.)

 

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