Lands End Loop

Lands End Loop

Join Greenbelt Alliance for a scenic hike along the San Francisco coast.

By Greenbelt Alliance

Date and time

Sunday, July 13 · 9:30am - 2:30pm PDT

Location

Lands End Visitor Center

680 Point Lobos Ave San Francisco, CA 94121

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 5 hours

We'll explore Sutro Heights, Sutro Baths, and Point Lobos, then head up the Coastal Trail to Eagle’s Point for fabulous views of the Golden Gate!

Our route includes memorials to the Holocaust and the USS San Francisco, the Art Deco VA Hospital, Fort Miley's abandoned coastal defenses, and the octagon house built as a lookout for ships approaching the Golden Gate.


TOTAL DISTANCE

This is a moderate hike of about 5-miles round trip. Parts of the trail include steps and steep slopes.


LEADER

Gail MacGowan


COST

Free; Reservations required.


WHERE TO MEET

We'll assemble at the Lands End Visitor Center.

(If taking Muni to Lands End, it is accessible via the 38 or 38R which starts at the new Transit Center and runs all the way out Geary to 48th Avenue. However, be sure to get on a 38 going all the way to 48th Avenue; some of them only go as far as the V.A. Hospital at 33rd Avenue and turn around there. Riders need to look at the destination on the front of the bus or ask the driver if they go all the way to 48th.)


NOTES

Bring water, snacks, and lunch. Dress in layers and wear good hiking shoes. Bring poles if you normally use them. There are restrooms near our meeting area. Questions? Contact Ken Lavin at klavin@greenbelt.org.


Photo: Lamblukas via Flickr


About the Outing Leader


Gail MacGowan is a native Californian (with forebears who got here in 1852) who grew up in Salinas. She was a professional singer, and recently retired from a career in non-profit fundraising.

Gail has been leading various walks for San Francisco City Guides since 1997, including Lands End and Golden Gate Park West(She even served as Board Chair of City Guides!)

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