Living in San Francisco, it's easier than you think to squeeze in a rejuvenating post-work hike. Check out these 5 hikes and get your daily dose of the outdoors.
A Short Hike to Amazing SF Views
This trail has everything you could want in a hike: a sea-side path along the ocean, relatively easy parking, gorgeous views of the Golden Gate Bridge, and a secluded beach that's perfect for picnics, sunbathing, and enjoying the beauty of the Bay. Learn more.
A Hike In The Heart Of The City
Mt. Sutro Open Space Reserve is a serious gem of San Francisco. There is a system of trails that wraps its way around Mt. Sutro all the way up to the top where the views are incredible. It feels like you've left the city as soon as you step on the trail and be sure to keep an eye out for wild plum trees...they're tasty! Learn more.
Explore The Presidio's Hidden Treasures
We San Franciscans are lucky to have our very own National Recreation Area right here in the city. The Presidio is a beautiful little oasis of forests, beaches, and sweeping views that locals love. Look for some of the incredible natural art installations on your hike. Learn more.
A Secret Hike & Picnic With A View
This easy hike to Tank Hill in Cole Valley is the ideal locale for an after work picnic and sunset session. Bring food, drink, and friends and settle in for that relaxing evening outdoors you know you've been needing. Learn more.
Charge The Highest Peak In SF
Want views of San Francisco from the highest peak in the city? You might head to Twin Peaks if you do, but you'd end up just below the actual highest peak, which is Mt. Davidson. Make the hike to this 928 ft. summit and enjoy birds eye views of the city below and the San Francisco Bay beyond. Learn more.
