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680 Point Lobos Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

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My favorite trails are close to home. I tested out my super light and comfy Moab Speed 2 hiking shoes by @merrell while visiting some of my favorite regional parks in the Bay Area. As a kid, all my outdoor recreation experiences happened close to home—and I had our regional park system to thank for that. Though these days I live in the middle of a bustling city, I’m grateful for the ability to access gorgeous green spaces within 15 – 20 minutes of home. Though many of us cannot head right out of our backyards and hit the trail, these public spaces offer solace, a place to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. I used to discount these nearby outdoor experiences as not worthy of being deemed “adventure” – I thought you had to travel far or climb high in order to truly do something outdoorsy. But as I grew older, I began to understand how exclusive that notion is. Because not everyone can travel far or climb high, but most of us are able to get outside somehow, some way, even if it’s just for a bit. The other day I was talking to a dear friend who – too – was commenting on how narrow our view of “outdoorsy” can be. “We need to redefine what it means to truly be wild,” she said. And it got me thinking – about how my grandest experiences of “wild” have not only been standing on mountaintops or spending days on the river but also watching endangered newts awaken in winter rains at Tilden Regional Park or seeing new steams unfurl from baren buckeyes in spring in Briones. I think of how sunset views of the Bay from Land’s End are nothing short of breathtaking, or how Fall smells amidst the trees in Redwood Regional Park. These local spaces are where we can truly experience adventure worthy of sharing with others – and in manners that are accessible to many. Which is just as it should be. Because our experiences connecting with nature are worthy of being wild, no matter how noteworthy the world might deem them to be. So, here’s to more nearby adventures in nature in spaces where all of us are welcome. #MerrellCrew #GoodThings

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Here are the best spots to photograph Golden Gate Bridge (if you can handle the wind 🤣): 1️⃣ Fort Point National Historic Site 2️⃣ Baker Beach 3️⃣ Fort Baker 4️⃣ Crissy Field 5️⃣ Battery Spencer 6️⃣ Lands End 7️⃣ Golden Gate Overlook 8️⃣ Conzelman Road 9️⃣ Kirby Cove 1️⃣0️⃣ Marshall Beach 1️⃣1️⃣ Hawk Hill ❓Is San Francisco in your plans this year? … #sanfranciscoworld #sanfranciscobay #instagramvsreality #sanfranciscophotography #sfguide #sfbayarea #sfviews #travelblogger #travelreel #bucketlistadventures #sanfranciscocalifornia #goldengatebridgeview Instagrammable places in san francisco, golden gate bridge

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Favourite spots that offer a majestic view of the red framed gigantic bridge against the brightest blue ocean are the most romantic & calm date spot recommendations in SFO!🇺🇸 Enjoy the golden gate bridge view with your loved ones💗 I like the below spots: 📍Slacker Hill 📍Battery Spencer 📍Baker Beach 📍Lands End 📍Crissy Field 📍Hawk Hill #sanfranciscotravel #sanfrancisco #sanfranciscoworld #sanfranciscobay #sanfranciscolife #sanfranciscocity

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