Beaches in San Francisco, California

As the summer sun warms up the days, Golden Gate National Parks' beaches are among theBay Area's most popul... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

On warmer days, surfers come here to practice their skills, writers come to jot in their journals and dog w... More on GeckoGo

Breathe SF offers the integration of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual processes. We incorporate m... More on YogaFinder

That's unfortunate, because walking to the base of the bridge would have been a neat experience. More on GoCityKids

Make sure you visit this historical book store! Curl up with your own City Lights copy of Howl or ... More on GeckoGo

The world's largest geographic feature, the Pacific Ocean covers about one-third of the earth's surface. The area of the Pacific is greater than that of all of the continents combined, and it makes up nearly half of the area covered ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Stinson Beach is a treasure tucked between the coastal bluffs north of San Francisco. It is close to the city, yet seems like it is hundreds of miles away. The town itself stretches along a sandy s... More on Nps.gov

We had a very nice walk along the Pacific Coast; there is plenty of parking (free) and restrooms too! More on igougo

Combining a gorgeous natural setting with unusual views of the Golden Gate Bridge and glimpses of military history, this walk is among our San Francisco favorites. Certainly, the most dramatic attraction here is the nearly 2-mile-long ... More on Trails

I read about this trail in a typical guide to San Fran. It said it was off the beaten path, and it could not have been more correct. ... More on igougo

Update More on RockClimbing

The Steep Ravine/Matt Davis/Dipsea Loop, with a stop at Stinson Beach, is considered by many the best hike in the North Bay. Start at Pantoll Station in Mount Tamalpais State Park. Heading downhill... More on Trails

This hike encompasses three of the Tomales parks four beaches; an extra mile gets you to Indian Beach as well. Between beaches, each more isolated than the last, the trail takes you through a thick woodland of oaks, bays, alders, ... More on Trails

As the summer sun warms up the days, Golden Gate National Parks' beaches are among theBay Area's most popular destinations. From Thornton, Ocean, and Baker beaches on the SanFrancisco peninsula to Rodeo, Muir, and Stinson beaches ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com