Lands End Trail

I've visited Lands End several times, but yesterday was my first time hiking the trail. There's a free parking area, which is great. The views are stunning--you can see the remnants of a burnt-down bathhouse, the ocean, and a beautiful view of the Golden Gate Bridge. My boyfriend wanted to see the rocks on the beach, but unfortunately, they've been removed. Despite that, this is a fantastic spot for photos! The hike is relatively easy, with the exception of some long stairs that are still manageable. It's a great hike for chatting with friends because the path is mostly flat, allowing for a relaxed pace. It's ideal for beginners or anyone looking for a quick 3-mile hike or a casual outing with a friend. Plus, it's dog-friendly! The trail is partly shaded and partly exposed, so I recommend bringing a hat or wearing a jacket, as it can be both hot and chilly, especially being close to the ocean. I hiked from 4 PM to 6 PM, and the weather fluctuated between hot and cool. Make sure to bring water and wear comfortable shoes. There are restrooms at the beginning of the trail, so use them before you start hiking. Keep in mind that this trail can get quite crowded due to its popularity, so don't expect complete peace and quiet. However, people here have manners which was nice unlike in Mission Peak. Overall, it's a wonderful trail, and I'd definitely come back again.

Beautiful. Parked on the street as parking lot was full. Suggestions: 1) Dress in layers. 2) bring water. Loads of viewpoints to snap some great pics. I was bummed the labyrinth wasn't there.

Lands End Trail has to be one of the best hikes in San Francisco, especially for anyone who isn't spending more than a few days here. Parking is easy and there are lots of paved trails to explore which is great for people with mobility issues. It has always been crowded whether I come in the morning of afternoon, weekday or weekend, but people do tend to think out the further you go. I once had to listen to a conversation from two young men about how "fire" their party was and it's just about the only thing that has ever made me want to leave, but luckily I'm old and just pretended like I needed to stop and rest for a bit until they were out of earshot. The scenery is beautiful! For some reason I always seem to find myself here on a foggy day, but there are beautiful views of nature and you can even seen the Golden Gate Bridge from many points on the trail(s). This is another example of the natural beauty of the city. It's dog friendly, so bring your pups with you, but remember to bring your valuables as well because cars do get broken into often unfortunately.

The care of the trails does not go unnoticed. Thank you GGNRA! The views cannot be beat and the shade on most the trails makes it so pleasant. Lots of stairs- be mindful of that. Offers multiple gorgeous spots to have a picnic and snap pics.

Great to relax with family and picnic with kids. Great place for kids to be in nature and understand the beauty of San Francisco. I recommend this place

We absolutely love hiking. One place we love hiking around is San Francisco's coastal areas. We hiked here last weekend and it was our last hike for 2023. It's fairly easy to find and there's plenty of parking as long as you arrive early. There are a lot of tourists and out of towners (like us lol), so come early. We started our hike at 8am thinking it was early enough since it was cold and wet, but there were a lot of hikers already there. This is such a beautiful trail!!!! Stunning view of the Golden Gate Bridge and the ocean. Fresh air and the smell of the ocean.....I love it! We are planning on hiking this trail again hopefully in the summer when the weather is warmer and the sky is clear for better views.

I have driven past here I don't know how many times and didn't realize the jewel I was passing. This is such an interesting spot for so many reasons. First - the history behind this spot - look up Sutro Baths... Second - the view of the 'heart rock'. Third - the easy trails with awesome views of the Bay, the Golden Gate Bridge and more. There are restrooms on site. The gift shop is definitely a must to round out your visit.

Amazing views of the GGB, trees, pelicans and South Bay. We came on a sunny summer weekend. ++. Well maintained wide paths. Accommodates strollers and mobility challenged for a bit but there are stairs that would limit access for those not able to walk. +. Benches along the main Trail +++ The views are BreaThtaKing! Fantastic sights of GGB, birds, beach, S Bay and flowers (Superbloom). +. Busy with the crowds but it didn't feel cramped. Surprisingly there were many Europeans when current exchange rates are unfavorable. +. Parking is free but tight. We were able to score a spot after waiting few minutes. Recommend wearing a decent pair of tennis shoes, sun screen, sunglasses and carrying a bottle of water. It was a hot day so the breeze was welcome but it's always a good idea to layer up. Overall, this is an easy trail and a fun place to explore while taking in the views.

An overcast day at the ocean front lends a different kind of beauty and serenity to Lands End. We drove here mid-day on a rainy Saturday, where there were very few visitors due to the weather. After trekking 0.2 miles on a trail, it started raining heavily so we had no choice but to turn back. Before doing so, however, we captured a few photos of the violently crashing waves, the bluish-gray clouds rolling in, and the soft, lush greenery in juxtaposition. What a beautiful, peaceful sight. With the cold air whipping across our faces, we returned back to the city, knowing that we'll visit again very soon.

This is a pretty short trail (roughly 3.5 miles) with lots of stairs. If you're not walking on the stairs, you'll be walking on sand. The start of the trail is hard to find because there's also a golf course and some neighborhoods to walk by before you see it. There's a lot of good views of the Golden Gate Bridge (as long as it's not cloudy, but good luck with that, haha) and other beautiful landscapes. The trail takes you to the beach where there's a lot of good views, too. This trail is pretty popular and when we went this past Saturday morning, there were a lot of people on it. It's also pretty dog friendly. Again, great views, pretty short hike and accessible (by bus) if you don't have a car in SF. Definitely check it out!

This is a beautiful hiking trail. The trail has a great variety of steep and moderate portions which allow you to have great workout running, jogging or biking. The breeze and the views allow for additional bonuses. Great place for the fur babies or kids.

After exploring the Sutro Baths ruins nearby, we decided to take a hike along the Lands End Trail, to make the most out of our visit to the area. It was about a 20-30 minute hike one way, with a couple brief stops at lookout points along the way. A lot of the trail is easy flat ground with extra wide pathways. But there are also A LOT of stairs, some fairly steep or seemingly endless, along the coastal trail. And past Mile Rock Beach, there's a bit of rock climbing to do in order to reach the cliffs looking out into the water, at what used to be Lands End Labyrinth. The views of the golden gate bridge in the distance, the cloudy sky, the water crashing into the rocks, the lovely trees and nature all around, it was absolutely gorgeous this past weekend. And on the way back, we got to enjoy watching the sun set, creating the perfect backdrop. This was a pretty ideal trail for me, not too difficult, yet engaging the entire way. It was a bit crowded, but not to a level of discomfort. A great way to spend an hour or two in the outdoors. I will definitely be back.

Great little spot on the top north west part of S.F. has a short hike of 2-3 miles if you park at the legion of honor museum and walk from there. Watch out for the golf course cuz we almost got hit by some golf balls . But it's very green and nice and when you get to the actual lands end it's pretty nice and calm and not busy. The views are pretty good of the Golden Gate Bridge and the port and we even saw carrier cargo ships come in as well. Def recommend it

Really beautiful hike! It shows up as moderate but it was more on the easy side, even for a irregular hiker like me. It was gorgeous with beautiful views of golden gate and the ocean.

Absolutely love this trail!!!! Not too short not too long, it's perfect. Went when it was foggy which made it the perfect weather and could still see some views which were great gorgeous. You should definitely hike this!

Lands End is special because you get a mix of both nature and the historic golden gate view. The trail is about 3 miles, which ore could easily be done 1.5hrs or less. However, there are guide signs that recommends detours, scenic lookouts and memorials. If you do all of the suggested stops the hike can take longer. This trail is definitely an enjoyable and easy trail!

Very very pretty viewpoint! Wasn't busy around 2pm Monday. Ate lunch on the benches, really enjoyed it!

Breathtaking, fairly easy trail. So much to explore and see. Spectacular views of the Ocean, Golden Gate Bridge and more. Paths are well maintained and enjoyed the challenge of the stairs. Lots of people, but it didn't feel crowded. Highly recommend exploring this trail.

I love this trail! It has a ton of parking, and it has access to restrooms. The trail itself is very wide and easy to walk. The views are beautiful along the way. It's a quick walk, I think the sign says 1.8 miles total. You get some good exercise going up and down the stairs, and there are little trails that take you to special viewpoints along the way. Lands End also feels like a nice little reset when you've been in the city dealing with the traffic all day. This is one of my favorite spots in SF. You can also visit the sutro baths before or after the trail.

Living in the Bay Area for years and only took this hike around February, 2022!!! It's hard for me to physically describe this SPECTACULAR hike. I think because I was having too much fun with the person who took me here. I was focused on the BEAUTIFUL views and our lowkey conversations. Pictures and vids don't ever do it's justice but it does speak for me a bit.. First time on this hike, of course always do your research. I don't think it's difficult unless.. *eye emoji here* ... you are like me who hasn't gym'd in several years. Gotta tell you some stairs made my legs wobbly lol. Beautiful views: -Sutro Baths -Beaches -Golden Gate Bridge -Flowers (forgot to take pictures) Weather changes: -Always bring a light sweater Dog friendly with leash Hike is well maintained Plenty of free parking: first come/first serve Do not leave valuables in car Bathroom and porta-potties available

I've been coming to Lands End for years and always try to make it out here once every couple years. It is probably the nicest and most scenic hike in all of the Bay Area. - There is a parking lot (enter Lands End Main Parking Lot in your GPS). It gets full pretty quickly, usually by 9 AM on a weekend. But there is plenty of street parking right outside the parking lot. I recommend parking along Point Lobos Ave for free weekend parking and less hassle. - On a difficulty scale of 1-10, the trail is probably a 5. It is about 1.3 miles long one-way to the end, which is Eagles Point (round trip about 2.6 miles). It is a well-kept, mostly flat trail with a couple of sections of inclines that use wooden steps. Suitable for all ages. At a moderate pace, you can make it to Eagles Point and back in 1.5 to 2-hours. - There are view points along the way with incredible views of the Golden Gate Bridge. If you are lucky to come on a clear day, take pics and soak in all the views! - Very dog-friendly. There are a lot of dogs roaming of all sizes. - If you are ambitious and want to marvel at amazing homes, you can continue walking from Eagles Point to Baker Beach, which is another mile away. The route will take you through the Sea Cliff neighborhood (one of the most expensive neighborhoods in SF).

Breathtaking. While there could be a crowd, it definitely feels less crowded compared to some other vista points around the city (looking at you Presidio of SF). Total hike back and forth from the parking lot would be ~2 hours if you manage to check out the various view points, beaches, and craggy cliffs along the way. The main path is well trodden and is hard to miss. Highlights: Labyrinth, Sutro Baths, and mile rock beach are great places along the trail to check out. Definitely try to drive there - don't think its super accessible by public transit as its away from downtown. But knowing a scenic hike such as Land's End is within the city of SF makes it well worth the visit.

For a lovely quick hike visit Lands End Trail. Spectacular views. Plenty of stairs for cardio. Well laid out and maintained. You can go down to mile beach or visit sutro baths ruins etc. Upper parking lot is less crowded but keep your valuables out of the car as criminals are still breaking into autos to rip them off.

Lands End is a great trail that overlooks the water and the Golden Gate Bridge. Dog friendly. We parked by Sutro Bath and there was a decent amount of parking if you get there early, especially on the weekend. Do not leave anything valuable in the car or anything visible. There are different parts of the trail for different levels of difficulty. Highly recommend this trail and don't forget to bring a jacket!

I'm pretty convinced that this inescapably scenic trail is the closest California has to a Cinque Terre experience. You know the Cinque Terre, right? (spoken with smug turista knowingness). That's the quaint, deceptively challenging trek that connects five Instagrammable villages on the Italian Riviera. You won't see rainbow-colored ramshackle homes clinging to verdant hills here, but you will see one classic bridge and then a lot of tony Seacliff mansions. Moreover, like the Cinque Terre, it is next to the water, it can get unexpectedly challenging, and it is constantly Instagrammable. From my perspective, the trail starts at the parking lot where you're looking over the Sutro Baths. Take your snap and head north on the winding paths surrounded by the usually glorious foliage. Eventually you'll get on the main pavement that goes around the bend for the primary Golden Gate Bridge photo opp. A lot of people stop here and head back. Those are the ones I pooh-pooh as I embark on the dirt portion and then scale that monstrous flight of steps. Who has the last laugh now? The big worthwhile detour is Land's End Point, and yes, it means more stairs, this time downward. However, you get to another scenic overlook and a labyrinth in case you need to decompress. There's Mile Rock Beach further down the hill in case you want a brief beach experience, but brace yourself for more steps to get back to the main trail. From there. It's a leisurely, woodsy walk until the end where you are suddenly in the 2% echelon neighborhood and feel underdressed. You have a number of options at this juncture - continue on the coastal trail to the bridge itself, venture into the Richmond, or my personal favorite, turn back. You've been here already? Fine (spoken with implied indifference). RELATED - Up for a hike? Here's a collection of trails I've walked and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2OrC8nU

Wow, probably my new favorite hike! Tons and tons of dogs on the trail, fantastic views of the golden gate bridge, well shaded, and nicely groomed trail. Nothing too strenuous (you see people walking in jeans), and there are offshoots that go to other viewpoints and to the beach. The gift shop is also very cute and has super clean bathrooms. Free parking in the nearby neighborhood!

A great hiking trail that overlooks the water and also provides great views to Golden Gate Bridge. There's also greenery and trees for shade. There's different parts of the trail for different levels of difficulty and also elevation. Markers on the trail will let you know which route you're taking. There is a parking lot (technically two but main lot is the one that's used most often). Recommend that you hike early to get a parking spot and like all places in San Francisco, I really stress that you do NOT leave your valuables in the car. Or anything in the car that might be mistaken as valuable. Once you finish hiking, feel free to walk down to the beach or grab some lunch at the local restaurants.

This trail can take you to Mile Rock beach and to the Sutro baths. Although it may be a little tough of a hike because of all the stairs it is absolutely worth the breathtaking views. You can see the Golden Gate Bridge form the end of the trail. Bring your cameras, this place is very picturesque. And take your valuables with you, many criminals see that you are using a rental or are visiting and they will break your windows to take bags and other belongings. Stay safe

Redwoods, Sutro Baths Ruin, the Pacific Ocean, and Golden Gate bridge. This is a SF favorite trail with many possibilities. Besides being able to choose so many cool destinations and go through a variety of terrains the unique things are: -Get a good view of Golden Gate bridge, so many places to stop and see it from far away without a crowd around you getting in your shots. -Mile Rock Beach gets you a really unique shot of Golden gate bridge from a coastal vantage point, rarely see pictures of golden gate bridge from this area. -Labyrinth by Eduardo Aguilera. I had to look it up because it's surprising it hasn't been destroyed. It actually has been destroyed by vandals a couple times but rebuilt by the artist each time. Cool stone labyrinth, it is an actual maze you can reach the middle of, just look down and go, try not to look up until you reach the end. EDIT, this has been destroyed by vandals on March 2 :( The trail is accessed from the parking lot at the end of Geary Avenue. There are two main parking lots here, one near the Sutro Baths and another by the memorial.

I came here on a short hike on my last day in SF. I was here about 5 years ago and its still as beautiful as I remembered. I hiked up to to the Mile Rock Beach and headed back. There were alot of amazing views. There is a gift shop and clean restroom there.

Located in the Outer Richmond neighborhood, Lands End Trail is a beautiful loop trail that has gorgeous views of the famous Golden Gate Bridge, features mother nature's wild flowers and is perfect walkers, hikers and is also dog friendly (leashed dogs welcomed). Lands End Trail explores the historic Sutro Baths. Sutro Baths was one of the largest indoor swimming pool complex in the world that was once own by Adolph Sutro (former mayor of San Francisco and a very wealthy gentleman at that, who had once owned most of the land in San Francisco). The Sutro Baths had opened in 1890 and was meant for the working people of the city who were able to take a train to the ocean for a fun play day and enjoy the pools. Then explore the museum and eat at the restaurants on sight. Unfortunately, the Sutro Baths closed in 1966 and was burn in a fire in June of that year. In 1980, the National Park Service ended up purchasing the land (but was originally planned to be developed into housing and a shopping center). There are free tours that you can check out if you would like to find out more information (and yes still going on during the pandemic, https://sfcityguides.org/tour/lands-end-sutro-heights/). Anyways, Lands End Trail is a cliff top walk that is partially shaded and generally a dirt path (which was muddy on our visit). The trail does break off in different areas that you can explore that includes the Sutro Baths mentioned above, Eagle Point Overook (another place you see the Golden Gate Bridge), Mile Rock Beach and Land's End Point. You can easily spend a few hours here walking around the whole trail (~3.5 - 4 miles). Lands End Trail is free, including parking. If you are an avid hiker and/ or photographer (armature or professional), you definitely want to make a visit. I came here with my husband and our little girl dog on a Thursday around noon. There was still plenty of parking, even though there were a good amount of people walking the trail. Other people did seem good about keeping their distance from others for the most part (although we did see several people did let their dogs walk off leash in front of behind them). We came here after spending a little over an hour at Ocean Beach, which is just down the street (also dog friendly and free parking available). Figured I would mention that in case you want to make a full day out of your visit here to this part of San Francisco. Please note that the visitor center at Lands End Trail and restrooms are currently closed because of the pandemic (please also note that there are only a few restrooms at Ocean Beach so do plan accordingly for your visit).

A beautiful trail along California's coast. Lands End boasts stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Sutro Baths, and coastline. The trail is nice and wide and fairly flat until you reach the area with multiple-floors-worth of stairs. There are a handful of smaller trails that branch off of the main trail as well. When we visited there was a pretty chilly breeze, but I recommend wearing layers as we quickly had to take off our jackets around the stairs section. A wonderful place to wander around and to admire SF's views.

My first time to run this trail and notice it has the best view. Although the trail has good view , I only recommend the trail for walking only but not trail running . It is because some of the trails are quite narrow path .

Lands End Trail in SF is definitely one of my top favorite places in Bay Area to go to for fresh air and beautiful scenery. The paths are also great for a decent workout with flights of stairs and slight inclines along with stretches of paved trails throughout. Whether it's the remains of the old natatorium (Sutro Baths), pockets of beach, breathtaking cliff views, and small coves, this trail offers a variety of landscape to take in. Also, the Golden Gate bridge can be seen off in the distance! Parking has never been an issue....there is an additional lot across the street. Gift shop and restrooms also onsite for convenience.

One of my favorite city trails. Also good time to come here even in the gloomy fog. I have spotted more loose garbage lately. I Just hope folks will treat this beautiful escape better in the future.

"A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality" - Lennon I'm always up for adventures - be it half a world away or in my backyard and Lands End Trail never gets old. I've wandered these pre-colonial paths many times in this lifetime and in previous lifetimes too. Ansel Adams was inspired here and so were the poets, artists, believers and dreamers of the San Francisco Renaissance. Lands End Trail is located on the coast of San Francisco. There's many starting and ending points, so I won't confuse you. Many tourists and locals tend to forget about it or simply don't know about this stunning hike. Yet, here she sits open to all to enjoy her stunning natural beauty just miles away from all the skyscrapers. Great for a stroll or take it up a notch and connect to other trails and keep going to sunset. The history here sets it apart from your typical hike. The Yelamu Ohlone tribe called Lands End home before Spanish genocide began in 1776. These Native Americans thrived on hunting, fishing and gathering. The ruins of Sutro Baths and the memorial to the USS San Francisco can be discovered here too. On my journeys to Lands End Trail I love the scenic views of the Bay. The Golden Gate Bridge at a distance and the Marin Headlands as a backdrop - breathtaking! Pack a lunch and enjoy the chaotic beauty of the Pacific. Mother Nature at her finest! Don't forget to visit the Labyrinth by Eduardo Aguilera and dream the day away! In the end, I highly recommend Lands End Trail in Northern California. Great for families, lovers, and daydreamers! It's safe for a beginner (where you can stop and turn around at any point), yet endless enough to keep the more advanced hikers happy too. I can't wait to visit her beauty again and dream away...

This was a nice little trail to walk. We came on a Sunday about 12pm. There was plenty of parking and bathrooms at the visitor center. The trail wasn't too bad. It was myself and my 18 yo son. We were able to walk back and forth with no issues.

10/10 would recommend a sunset picnic or walk over at Land's End. I have grown up in the Bay and was so surprised that I had never come here at sunset to enjoy with friends and family. Located up around Sea cliff, this hidden gem is honestly one of the cutest places to enjoy incredible views. There is so much space and countless lookout points making it convenient to walk along the trail and see different views along the way. I came here with my cousin who lives a few blocks inland of Land's End. We had a nice stroll over before the sun set and then walked along and snapped photos as we went. My favorite thing about this place is how you can easily see both the sunset on one end and the GG bridge on the other end. Slowly as the sun goes down, pink hues fill the sky and shift over to the bridge...such a beautiful sight. I am definitely going to bring friends to come hang here when they come to visit in the future because man it really shows off the Bay! If you drive into the city, this place has a big parking lot so don't worry about parking. Also, if you have more time, I have heard great things about the Labyrinth that can be reached with a short walk from the general walking trails. Because there are so many people (especially with COVID given leisure activities are more limited), make sure to bring a mask and keep it on! I saw a number of groups hanging out at the lookouts with large parties (families and kids) where the kids and adults were unmasked because they weren't walking. I understand the want to unmask but also be aware that others are also sharing the lookout points. Please please check this place out if you live in the Bay and have not done so already. Such a wonderful memory and glad I was able to capture some awesome pictures to remember it!

Beautiful beginning spot, from here I was able to check out the SF beaches and sutro baths. Very nice and peaceful

This place will always be a classic for me. The scenery, environment, and low difficulty of the trail will always make Lands End trail a top recommendation of places to try for tourists and friends. Bonus if you love doggos of all shapes and sizes because you will probably see one every couple of minutes of walking :) Connecting Sutro Baths and the Seacliff area, I recommend starting off at Sutro Baths where you can take pictures and enjoy the scenery first. Then hike up the land ends trail, enjoying dogs, scenes of the Golden Gate Bridhe, and sounds of nature, and once you reach the end, you can take the 38 bus through the Richmond and stop anywhere to eat some good food to recharge your batteries. A great way to spend half a day in beautiful SF.

Absolutely love this trail and the views. It's a great hike, steep one and you will find some really nice rock work and art on your way to different trails and viewpoints We did this trail first time due to the Cotopaxi race and I still remember we forgot the time ticking for the race and just sat down to relax and enjoy those gorgeous views. The parking around this place is never a problem! Pack your snack, the closest cafe is closing soon too!

Lots of parking and it seems they clean out the porta potty daily. The trail itself is beautiful and not strenuous. You'll see the Sutro Baths, Labyrinth, and pass by gorgeous houses.

Quick easy hike out to see Golden Gate Bridge. Appropriate for all ages. Mostly flat terrain but with some more challenging hikes off the main path

Beautiful views. A great way to spend a morning or early afternoon. Close to home, so easy to visit.

aMAZEing views Aside from the obvious tourist attractions, this tops the short list of must-sees in the city, especially considering it is unaffected by the pandemic and the only poop you'll see is inhuman and the only needles are falling from trees. The rock maze is not really that amazing, but it seems to delight and engage all ages as a quirky detour along the nicest coastal hike in the city. With views of the Golden Gate in the background, the circular maze is a cool little photo OP. Especially for dishonest and very short Instagram influencers who can claim they're at Stonehenge. To find the labyrinth, exit the lot toward the trees and follow the signs to Mile Rock Beach. After the first set of stairs down, go right instead of taking the second set of stairs, watch your step, and find your way down to the other side of the Lion Kingish rock hill obscures the view of the labyrinth. PS. For more information and photos, search Lands End Labyrinth or Point Lobos Trail...it appears on Yelp under different names. Lands End Rocks!

One of the most iconic trails in San Francisco. The view is amazing the trail is well maintained.

A classic, must-do hike in SF! Short and easy with incredible views of the coastline and bridge. I'd plan on spending at least an hour so you can soak in the views and take some photos. It gets very windy, so bring layers. It gets pretty busy here, so I'd recommend coming during non-peak times.

I did the California Coastal Trail and it was amazing! I wanted to be in touch with nature for this solo trip to San Francisco and this trail provided that and more. I saw tons of different sights through easy and rigorous paths. Definitely a different side of SF. The "coastal" part of the trail is very beautiful and interesting. You get to see the ocean from different angles. To top it off, you reach the Golden Gate Bridge as a treat! (If you start on the Ocean Beach end). Next time, I will definitely go at a time when the GGB is not covered in fog!

First glimpse of the Golden Gate Bridge! This trail runs from Sutro Baths all the way to Eagle's point. I hiked the portion from Sutro Baths to the labyrinth, as I had walked from the bus stop near Ocean Beach directly prior. So in all, 1.2 miles with a slight incline (plus my walking around pretty much the half day leading up to me doing the hike LOL). The path is well-paved, very wheelchair and stroller friendly. Lots of families, couples, all ages young and old on the trail. There are numerous side trails from the main Lands End Trail to enjoy. Take a trip down to the Sutro Baths, up to the USS San Francisco Memorial, down to Seal Rocks Beach, down to Miles Rock Beach, or onward towards the Lands End Labyrinth, or do all of the above. There are pretty sick views of Golden Gate Bridge throughout. Highly recommend an adventure here, or multiple!