Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve

Sutro forest - a hidden gem! Just love it whenever is get a chance to visit this place! Middle of the city and so green (& foggy too). It’s difficult to find a street side parking as it starts right in middle of residential neighborhood. Trails are well maintained but very narrow at places and lot of poison oaks around. Weekends are busy & moderate traffic early in the morning. Wear in layers as it’s mostly cold and windy! Views from the top are worth the 3 mile hike! There are 2 or 3 road crossings if you plan to complete Sutro forest to twin peak trail.

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Hidden gem nature area instantly your in a beautiful paradise off a San Francisco street we went in on Stanyan street and 17th st. Unbelievable

A forest of lush green tucked away inside the city. I went towards the end of the year (winter) and everything was pretty green. The trees provide shelter from the sun and the dense shrubs hide the city around you well. There are signs of artwork in the jungle..city elves? There are many trails and some connecting trails lead all the way to the top of twin peaks. If you start at Stanyan St, it's about an 8 km out and back hike to twin peaks.

Great space and trails that make you forget you are in a major city! Trails are interconnected and tend not to be very long. If you are coming from the West via the Sunset district, there is a long steep staircase up that is a workout in and of itself. Most of the time you will be shaded by tree cover. Watch out for bikes! Signs indicate that they should yield but due to their speed, I have always let them go by first