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Lands End
Yes, you can enjoy stunning nature views without leaving the city!
Plan Around Lands End
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Lands End Details
Yes, you can enjoy stunning nature views without leaving the city! This 3.5-mile loop is located right in downtown San Francisco and travels along the ocean cliffs and through cypress groves. There is even a small path that leads down to Mile Rock Beach, a rugged but coastal area with picturesque views over the Golden Gate Bridge. You can make other stops along the way at the historic Sutro Bath ruins, the Palace of the Legion of Honor Museum, and Fort Miley.
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Nearby Parks Around Lands End
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Lands End
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2.8 mi away
Conservatory of Flowers
There is something here for nature lovers, history buffs, and architecture aficionados.
2.8 mi away
Golden Gate Bridge
San Franciscos most recognizable landmark sits on the strait of the San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
2.8 mi away
Fort Point National Historic Site
Dubbed the "Gibraltar of the West," Fort Point was built to defend San Francisco Bay, completed in 1861 on the south side of the bay's entrance at the Golden Gate.
4.1 mi away
Presidio & the Golden Gate Bridge
No trip to San Francisco would be complete with cycling along the waterfront.
4.2 mi away
Fort Baker
Originally built as an army post in the early 1900s, this military fort is mostly known as being the headquarters for the 91st division army for WWI and WWII.
