Lands End Trail Eagles Point

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916 El Camino Del Mar, San Francisco, CA 94121

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(415) 561-4700

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🌟San Francisco Weekend / Spring Hiking🌟

Zedediah

190

This place is amazing. You get to see San Francisco from a completely different place. This hike is fairly easy. Feel free to take your doggie and kids because everyone will enjoy this place. Keep in mind that although you can hike til sundown the bathroom will close at 5 pm. We took a sack lunch and enjoyed the view while we ate. The times I've come to Land's End it's usually cold and windy so take a light jacket because you will warm up as you start your adventure walk. The views are beautifully breath taking and your reminded that in life the moments that are truly enjoyed are the moments that are worth everything in life. Blessings.

Nini Solis

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I had an absolutely amazing experience on the Lands End Trail in San Francisco! The breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the rugged coastline are amazing. The well-maintained trail and informative signage made it easy to explore. It's a perfect blend of nature and history, with the Sutro Baths ruins. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just looking for a leisurely walk with stunning vistas, this trail has it all. I can't recommend it enough – a must-visit destination in the Bay Area!

Mic

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Be sure to start your hike at eagles point! There is always street parking and you don’t have to deal with the visitors center. This is a super easy trail for all ages and you get views of the bridge, sea cliffs, and Marin county. Took my parents here and it was their favorite part of the trip. Great alternative to a long hike i.e. Muir Woods.

Annie Collier

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Absolutely beautiful place for a nice walk. Not much of a hike except for some of the places. Love the view of the golden gate bridge from here on a sunny day. On a cloudy day it is nice but I would strongly recommend going on a bright sunny day. Be careful if you go with kids as the edges are not protected in places

Mrimon Guha

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One of my favorite hiking spots in SF (unceded Ramaytush Ohlone land). Easy parking at the Northern end of 32nd Ave into Lincoln Park along the golf course road (El Camino Del Mar). I often hike about a mile down to the Lands End Labyrinth & Mile Rock Beach. It’s steep on the way back up, but the wooden stairs help.

Eric Mar

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