Harry Street Stairs — Attraction in San Francisco

Great SF City stair-walk connecting 2 geographical locations in the southern portion of the city. The lower portion has beautifully maintained gardens & peoples homes branch off from Harry Street. It consists of a series of about 150 steps (~50/50 concrete/wood steps) & 0% paved roadway. There are no restrooms playgrounds or picnic areas along Harry St , but it is definitely dog friendly as it is an often used cut through for dog...

An underrated, very nondescript staircase that connects two quiet neighborhood streets. There is nothing to write home about in terms of staircase design or art, but it is a nice reprieve through a forested hillside in a busy city. As someone previously mentioned, it is definitely one of the longest staircases you'll find in this city. Pro tip: Be mindful of the path you're on as this staircase is a main entrance to several...

One of San Francisco's famous staircase streets, Harry Street is a fun spot to include on any walk around the neighborhood. Four houses open onto this cozy stairway/parklet, with neat plants and flowers especially near the bottom and some great views of downtown. Waking the whole thing to the top is a bit...