Get Outside and Take a Car-Free Hike This Summer
Any time of year is a good time to take a car-free hike, but summer — with additional traffic to outdoor destinations — is an especially great time to ditch the car in favor of taking transit to parks, trails, and beaches. Following is a quick index to car-free hikes by region of the Bay Area:
San Francisco
Southwest San Francisco Nature: Lake Merced, Fort Funston, and More
San Francisco Waterfront: Ferry Building to Fort Point
Mission to Haight Hike: Corona Heights, Buena Vista Park, Golden Gate Park Oak Woodland
Western San Francisco Hike: Presidio, Lands End, and Sutro Baths
San Francisco’s China Basin and Potrero Hill
East Bay
Circling the Lafayette Reservoir
Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline: A Trip Along the California Riding & Hiking Trail
Bayside Berkeley: A Stroll Around the Berkeley Marina and Cesar Chavez Park
North Bay
Secret Sausalito Stairways to the Marin Headlands
Tiburon Tour: Ring Mountain and the Tiburon Peninsula
Headlands for the Holidays (and Sundays): Rodeo Beach to Tennessee Beach
Larkspur Loop: King Mountain, Dawn Falls Trail, Paths and Stairways
Bayside Marin: Las Gallinas Wildlife Ponds and McInnis County Park
Peninsula and South Bay
Sweeney Ridge and Milagra Ridge Along the Bay Area Ridge Trail
Rancho San Antonio Trails to Black Mountain Peak
Pacifica Coastal Hike: Mori Point and Beaches, Three Ways
Edgewood County Park From Cañada College
Car-free Outdoors is taking a break, but hopefully with the above hikes you will have plenty of options and ideas for car-free hikes in the meantime!
An impressive list of hikes! Hoping for a NYC edition…
FYI: http://www.spur.org/blog/2010-07-21/sf_walks_outer_richmond_and_sutro_baths