Starting in the Mission, you travel through Noe Valley and up Clipper Street to Twin Peaks, climb to the peaks and get a great view of the entire city. Coming back down you travel along Burnett passing some cute little houses and some lovely gardens, then through a segment of Eureka Valley, the Castro, and back to the Mission. I love this urban hike. Good sight seeing and relatively uncrowded.
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Tracks
Distance: 6.85 mi
Points: 1313
Calories: 470
Total Time: 2:41:45
Speed: 2.5 mph
Pace: 23:35 / mi
Active Time: 2:31:14
Speed: 2.6 mph
Pace: 22:41 / mi
Points of Interest
View from top
Location: 37.751503, -122.447814
The view from this hill is better than the view from the other hill. You can see more of the city from this one.
Stairs
Location: 37.750926, -122.448474
They take you right down to the road like all the stairs do, but there's very little traffic.
Stairs
Location: 37.752250, -122.447348
Stairs up to the top.
Stairs
Location: 37.752691, -122.447605
Stairs
Location: 37.753887, -122.447385
View point
Location: 37.754604, -122.446935
This is a small parking lot with a self cleaning, public toilet, and a view. Usually tourists here enjoying the view.
Wall
Location: 37.754023, -122.447101
There's a wall here that separates the road from a small dirt road that you can use to get back to the stairs that will take you back down to Crestline.
Stairs to Twin Peaks
Location: 37.751843, -122.446382
There's a little icon of a hiker here.
Stairs
Location: 37.751809, -122.446060
Two sets of stairs take you down to Parkridge Rd.
No sidewalk
Location: 37.756576, -122.444741
There are a couple of short parts of this street where you have to walk on the road, but traffic is light.
View
Location: 37.753357, -122.447439
The view from the other peak is slightly better (you can see more of the city), but you can see the Twin Peaks Reservoir from this peak.
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