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Most visitors to San Francisco dismiss the idea of going to the beach here because they have heard "it's not Southern California", or "it's too cold". Actually I had four days of OK beach weather in February. As long as you find a beach with cliffs to block the wind, if the sun is out it will be fine. Swimming, now that's another story. This is the northern part of Baker Beach, one of the areas many nude beaches. As I build these pages I'll add some of the other clothing-optional locales. Nudity is perfectly accepted here. The National Park Service maintains the property and asks only that naturists stay north of the sign warning of hazardous surf. The views of the Marin headlands and passing ships are breathtaking. The beach can be reached by bus 30 from behind Fisherman's Wharf, transfer to bus 28 which takes you to the Golden Gate Bridge viewpoint. Then you walk underneath Highway 101 and follow the trail through the Presidio down the hill and take the steep sand stairs DOWN. It's a steep descent. An alternative approach is to take bus 1 from downtown and go west on Sacramento Street and California Street until you get to 25th Ave. Get off there and walk north on Lincoln Blvd. and follow the sign for the beach. There are restrooms and picnic tables, but no food vendors.
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For nude sunbathing stay NORTH of this sign, in the area you see, and enjoy the million dollar view of the bridge and harbor!
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The Presidio is a park run by the government that has been used as a miliary outpost sinc ethe Civil War. Lots of greenery and trails.
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tapis_volant Sat Feb 12, 2005 05:03 UTC
Let us know when you are going to visit Coffs Harbour.....great tips BTW!! | aussiedoug Thu Mar 25, 2004 00:42 UTC
Been lucky with our visits to San Francisco in winters Had lovely weather each time. Apart from the magnificent Golden Gate & equally so Bay still can't put my finger on why it's one of my top 5 fave U.S. cities (along with Chicago, NY, Boston & Seattle) | Andraf Thu Mar 18, 2004 22:57 UTC
Great tips, lovely page. Regards. |
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