In this town, you don’t need to travel far for a nature fix.

At the tip of Lands End, you’ll hit Point Lobos.

With over 70 trails, there’s enough hiking here to keep you busy for days.

Hiking in San Francisco

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If you’re looking for a moderate day hike, Donner Creek Loop is hard to beat.

Prepare for limited shade and a long but gradual climb with a few steep stretches.

To make the excursion more interesting, start your day atBaker Beachand head north toward the majestic landmark.

Rugged coastal cliffs by the Devil’s Slide trail in California at sunset and silky ocean from long exposure

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This 6.3-mile out-and-back trail is popular, so to avoid the crowds and get a tourist-free selfie arrive early.

French, Bridle, and Stream Trail Loop

Just east of Oakland sitsDr.

Along the 1.6-mile hike, you’ll pass through an impressive mix of wetlands, beaches, and grasslands.

People walking around Lands End

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The 7.5-mile out-and-back hike runs between Miramontes Point Road to Pillar Point Harbor.

Mount Diablo, San Francisco Bay Area

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Golden Gate Bridge at sunset seen from Baker Beach in San Francisco, California.

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Candlestick Point State Recreation Area and San Francisco Bay

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