San Francisco Skyline from Twin Peaks
Posted by: 
DougK
N 37° 45.298 W 122° 26.795
10S E 548749 N 4178772
Twin Peaks are a pair of 900 foot hills in the geographic center of San Francisco. From here, one has a sweeping view of the San Francisco skyline from the Golden Gate Bridge to the north over to the Berkeley hills and beyond to the east.
Waymark Code: WMGJGD
Location: California, United States
Date Posted: 03/12/2013
Views: 10
Twin Peaks Park holds two 900+ foot hills near the geographic center of San Francisco. Whether it's
daytime or nighttime, the view from San Francisco's second highest point is magnificent. To the north can be seen the Golden Gate Bridge. To the northeast is the San Francisco Bay Bridge and Yerba Buena Island. In between can be seen the
skyscrapers of San Francisco's downtown district, as well as San Francisco's domed
City Hall.
Parking is available at the coordinates, along with a viewing terrace and binoculars.
Feature Type: Natural
Best Viewing Times: Not listed
Parking or Trailhead: Not Listed
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Visit Instructions:
Please post a quality photo of the view. You can include yourself, and it's OK if your GPS is in the photo (example, wearing it around your neck).
Blurry, or grainy/noisy images will be rejected. You will probably need a tripod and we don't recommend the use of a camera phone