invisiblecity.uarts.edu - Weekend Trips From San Francisco
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The drive over here from Berkeley ... making a trip out here definitely one of my favorite things to do on a weekend in the Bay! Go a bit farther north, and you’ll find Bodega Bay. This is another great spot along the coast. I love going to beaches here to look for sand dollars, and it’s also really fun to camp right near the ...
Around sunset on one of the days of your weekend adventure, head towards the Painted Ladies. You'll recognize these houses as trademark images of San Francisco life. Sunset is the best time to get photos of them, and you can also picnic in nearby Alamo Square.
Hyde Street Pier 2905 Hyde St., San Francisco, CA 94109 Explore this incredible collection of historic ships (from the mid 1800s to the early 1900s) at this federal park on water! Visit one of the city’s original ferries that transported passengers and cargo across the Golden Gate before the bridge was built, and learn about Chinese seafarers and salmon boats. Golden Gate Park 1199 9th Ave., San Francisco, CA 94122 Welcome to San Francisco’s version of NYC’s Central Park.
It is also a ideal for group outings; for me, the hike to Twin Peaks is one of my earliest and dearest memories of the Class of 2027 as a community. Speaking of relaxing hikes, Lands End is one of the most stunning natural wonders accessible by a simple (but quite long) walk. Having visited Lands End on my last day in San Francisco, I nearly ...
While you're there, check out the De Young Museum or the California Academy of Sciences. Montara Beach State Park: Right on the coast near Pacifica, featuring trails that go alongside the water as well as a steep hike up to Montara Mountain, a small peak that overlooks the peninsula.
The wharf and Pier 39 are two of the most popular tourist attractions in San Francisco, filled with fun activities, good seafood, a colony of sea lions, souvenir shops, and much more.
Highlights include: cable car ride, Fisherman’s Wharf, Pier 39, biking 10 miles over the Golden Gate Bridge, ferrying across the bay, Alcatraz Island, hiking Muir Woods, Coit tower and more! Don’t miss out on this fun-filled weekend to one of the most iconic cities in America! Trip Cost SRWC Member: $200 Faculty, Staff, Non Enrolled CSUSB Student, and Alumni Association: $230 Affiliate: $245 Sponsored Guest: $400
You can head out in the morning, enjoy a full day of the Bay Area and its rich arts and culture scenes and natural beauty — and be back by dinner. Davis is ideally located for easy access to any part of the Bay Area.
Bundle Exploratorium admission with 3 more top San Francisco attractions and save up to 45% with San Francisco CityPASS® tickets.