Best streets in Presidio
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Ranked 1st best street in Presidio
"Cute Little Street Worth the Trip"
- Asirual
Lyon Street is one of the cutest little streets in all of San Francisco. The Lyon Street Steps are something that I really enjoyed. If you are looking for a good workout thats the place for you :) The...
Ranked 2nd best street in Presidio
"AWESOME for running and/or a day out with the family"
- sanpancha
One of the best places in SF for a flat, fast run, a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or sunbathing on the beach! (Take that, Ocean Beach!) The beauty surrounding you is amazing: on one side, you've got...
Ranked 3rd best street in Presidio
"Busy street, but great views!"
- Ash555
Lincoln Blvd is a main street and can get congested with traffic during the day. Despite this, there are places on Lincoln that are extremely serene and beautiful. There is an awesome place to take a...
Ranked 4th best street in Presidio
"access to beach"
- 76thStreet
Old Mason Street is just running by the bay area and with a very easy access to the beautiful sunshine beach. This must be a great place to take a rest. A few of beautiful houses are on the one side o...
Ranked 5th best street in Presidio
"One of my favorite scenic routes in CA"
- MikeNyce
There isn't anything to not like about Presidio Blvd. It's quiet, very scenic. Tranquil in it's own way. One of the few spots in San Francisco where you can let your hair down and just enjoy the endle...
Unranked Streets
"Viva la Vista!"
- brnoent
Vista Court in San Francisco, CA is a fairly small road that is located on a slanted street in a primarily residential area. It begins at Liggett Avenue in the east end and can only be accessible...
"All the houses look the same"
- Shinebox
I came to this street by accident looking for parking. My first impression was that all 10 or so houses on the street look exactly the same. I mean clones. The houses are not big, probably 3-4 bd,...
"Dead ended at both ends"
- brnoent
Part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Shafter Road in San Francisco, CA is road that is approximately two to three blocks long that is only accessible by one street which happens to be...
"Quiet street only locals know about"
- Shinebox
For us locals with visiting families that want the obligatory tour of the golden gate bridge, this is the perfect place to find parking. There is a small parking lot that is never full, even on the b...
"The lonely Street"
- fairensofia
This street is big and quiet. There is not a lot of traffic and there is a lot of surrounding trees. Its a good place to hang out with friends of have quiet moments with your date. The street is one w...
"good steep street to run or bike"
- Shinebox
Long avenue is a fairly steep hill and can be a bit challenging for the beginner jogger or cyclist. Going from marine drive, it's a one-way street to pick up 101 North and the golden gate bridge from...
"Ripe for picnics"
- brnoent
El Polin Loop in San Francisco, CA is a circular road located in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and it can only be accessed by MacArthur Avenue. El Polin Loop is mostly all beautiful tre...
"Quiet, but close to the action."
- alybender
Moraga avenue runs from right before the base of twin peaks all the way to the beach. You have options to live in the hills, or in the flat beachside. Moraga avenue is a nice quiet street, however it...
"Not much to do but a cool place."
- stoked2skate
This little road is located in the middle of the old presidio in SF. There are many old barracks and buildings that are no longer in use or are simply used for storage. Some are run down, some actuall...
"Very quiet and peaceful"
- rumzi317
The loop as they called was like the outcast of Frisco. The only cool thing we did was drift our cars in on the loop. The loop is huge, and it was fun. The residents though were older and outraged b...
"Wanna get lost?"
- brnoent
Hicks Road in San Francisco, CA is a somewhat hidden road from the public eye as it is only accessible from Barnard Avenue within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. After beginning at Barna...
"Last Stop on the 101"
- StephSF
Doyle Drive could not feel less like the rest of the 101. It parallels the San Francisco Bay, adjacent to the Golden Gate Bridge, and runs through the parklands before hitting the bridge itself. This...
"Shady walk after the hectic Fisherman's Wharf."
- ffelix
McDowell Street starts at the Aquatic Park breakwater & follows the shoreline toward Fort Mason. Before long, it becomes a default walking path under the shade of tall trees. It heads up a short, stee...
"The Japanese Tea Garden at Golden Gate Fields Park is a "mus..."
- markahorn
In my opinion nothing say Golden Gate Park more than the Japanese Tea Garden. It is a bustling microcosm of San Fransisco itself. These meticulously designed gardens, orginally built for the 1904 Mi...
"Hidden Parking"
- janedoe1970
French Court is basically just a loop around a parking lot, which doesn’t really seem that exciting. And it’s not, until there’s some big event going on down in the Marina and you would like to park a...