Slightly easier than Half Dome, and when you get to the top you get to look at Half Dome. What more could you ask for!
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Hike starts at: 37.715495, -119.584577.
(Related: Golden Gate Park - Stow Lake, Strawberry Hill and Museum Concourse; Crissy Field; Point Reyes - Tomales Point)
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Golden Gate Park - Stow Lake, Strawberry Hill and Museum Concourse — An alternative to our normal loop is another three mile walk starting from JFK and Transverse. Instead of heading towards the beach walk up under the bridge and take the first right to Stow Lake. Stow Lake surrounds Strawberry...
Crissy Field — Crissy Field, part of the Golden Gate National Parks, is a recently restored stretch of beach and parkland next to the bay. It's a very popular place to take dogs for a good swim. Currently there is a big debate about dogs in the national...
Point Reyes - Tomales Point — Tomales Point is a ten mile hike in Point Reyes. The trailhead is at the end of Pierce Point Road. It's my least favorite topological combination — the trail is mostly downhill on the way out and at the end you turn around and come back....
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