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Take in jaw-dropping views of San Francisco on its second highest peak, or rather a pair of peaks that rise 922 feet (282 m) above the bay.Most visitors drive or hike up to the north peak, aptly named Eureka Peak, whereupon you can relish 180-degree postcard views on a clear day.
The peaks are a nature preserve, home to a variety of flora including lupine, lizard tail and pearly everlasting; and fauna including rabbits, coyotes, white-crowned sparrows and the endangered Mission Blue Butterfly, which is native to the Bay Area.
Sunrise-sunset
The peaks are known to boast high winds, so bring a jacket.
You should refrain from feeding or leaving food for the coyotes that live in the area. Keeping dogs on leash is strongly recommended.
Metro Rail: Castro (K,L,M,T) or Forest Hill (K,L,M,T), plus 1.4 mi (2.3 km) hike uphill
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