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Grandview Park Review

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Grand View Park (also known as Turtle Hill) is not on the radar for most San Franciscans, but to residents of the Sunset district, it's a great workout spot. The stairs leading up to the hill are steep, and I often saw quite a few locals running up and down, Rocky-style. Once you get up to the top, the view - on a clear day, which is rare - is one of the best in SF. You get a fabulous view of both the ocean and the city, and the best part is that there are rarely any other people around to ruin the scenery with chatter. Be careful, though: it is often very windy, and can be a good deal colder than the surrounding area.

Grandview Park

Posted: Nov 24, 2012
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  • yangduoduo17
    4/5Excellent
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    This is the best place to watch the evening in the city, and you can almost see the panoramic view of the city's sunset. The night view of the city is very colorful, and the sky is very beautiful at sunset because of the blue sky and white clouds during the day, and you can see the distance. It is certainly romantic to bring your beloved here. People seem to like to take their dogs around here, and many dogs barking to chase each other up and down the hills. My wife is a photographer and if you are too, this is a great place to take pictures.

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    Posted: Apr 30, 2021
  • 西溪老翁
    5/5Outstanding
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    Mosaic Stairs is located at the intersection of San Francisco 16th Avenue (16th Avenue Tiled Steps) "Mosaic Stairs" (Mosaic stairs), 163 steps share 75,000 tile fragments, mirrors, stained glass composition, depicting a dream world from the sun to the sea floor, known as the world's most beautiful staircase, It's beautiful to see. The top end of the scale is the panoramic view of West San Francisco. This colorful mosaic staircase took two artists more than two years to complete by hand. There are also a variety of flowers and succulents on both sides of the stairs, attracting people to walk up the mountain step by step, not tired at all, and the large mosaic tiles on the stairs are written in the name of the local residents who participated in the donation of the stairs.

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    Posted: Aug 20, 2020
  • 137***66
    5/5Outstanding
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    This is the best place to watch the evening in the city, and you can almost see the panoramic view of the city's sunset. The night view of the city is very colorful, and the sky is very beautiful at sunset because of the blue sky and white clouds during the day, and you can see the distance. It is certainly romantic to bring your beloved here. People seem to like to take their dogs around here, and many dogs barking to chase each other up and down the hills. My wife is a photographer and if you are too, this is a great place to take pictures.

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    Posted: Jan 9, 2020
  • 多多
    3/5Average
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    Climbing the brick steps of 16th Street, my friend and I spent some time climbing the top of Grand View Park. The park is free of tickets and you can see the spectacular 360-degree view of the whole city. We went at dusk, intended to see a beautiful sunset, unfortunately the clouds that were not pleasant at times in San Francisco. Because there were bare roots and muddy paths at the top, we needed to plan on footwear. Also bring a coat, no matter how much sweat you sweat, the top of the mountain is very windy. I can imagine how many people there will be on the weekend, so try to go up on weekdays if possible. Grand View Park has put a perfect end to my California holiday.

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    Posted: Apr 30, 2021
  • M49***70
    5/5Outstanding
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    Grand View Park, also known as Guishan, is an elevated park located in San Francisco's Sunset District. Grand View Park, despite its small size, has excellent views. Golden Gate Park, downtown San Francisco, and the Pacific Ocean can be seen here.

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    Posted: Aug 6, 2018
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