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Lake Merced to Stern Grove San Francisco County From: John Muir Drive To: Sava Pool in San Francisco Lake Merced to Stern Grove San Francisco County From: John Muir Drive To: Sava Pool in San Francisco MUNI L Sunset District Taraval St. 20th 21st 1 34 38 Ocean A th 46th Parkside ve. A Larsen th Beach ve. Park Ulloa St. A A 200 ve. GGNRA Sunset Blvd. Vicente St. A ve. Trocadero Inn ve. Vicente St. 200' Parkside Square Sava Pool 60' Wawona St. Pine Lake 19th St. Park 0.5 Wawona 0.5 P Great Hwy. Great 0.2 . 40' A Laguna t S ve. stage P Sloat 0.5 Puerca le C a restlake Dr. V Sigmund Blvd. 35 Sloat Blvd. Stern Grove P Lakeside San Francisco Zoo Plaza Ocean Ave. MUNI K Blvd. L a k e Lake M B e rced lv 0.9 Merced Skyline d. Stonestown Dr. wastewater 40' P n Galleria to treatment s plant in 1.3 Lake Merced W Blvd. P 1 H a rd in golf clubhouse Pacific g boathouse C R d . Ocean o a TPC Harding Park Font Blvd. SF State MUNI M s Junipero Serra Blvd. t Golf Course University a l T Holloway St. r a beach access i rail l T Lake Merced 19th s i Battery v a Davis D Lake Merced Park A y ve. r e 0.8 t Crespi Blvd. t 0.8 Bay Area Fort Funston a Ridge Trail GGNRA B Parkmerced Multi-Use 35 P Hiking/Bikes 275' J B Horse/Hiking hang glider o rotherhood Way viewing deck Skyline h Hiking n M Bay Area Hiking on Sidewalk u Ridge Trail & Bikes on Street 200 ir B Multi-Use Connector Trails beach access l . v d d Hiking/Bikes Other Trails Blvd. Olympic Club v 0.3 0.3 . l Golf Course B Horse/Hiking Segment Start/End (private) d Hiking 1.0 Mileage Between Points e c Hiking Sanon Sidewalk Francisco r & Bikes on Street e San Mateo County M Connector Trails e Other Trails 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 mile k a Segment Start/End 1 L 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 kilometer 1.0 Mileage Between Points Contour interval is 200 feet To Westlake Shopping Center John Daly Blvd. MAP_501 rev 4/5/19 v44 Post your photos @bayarearidgetrail and see them on our website. #bayarearidgetrail The Bay Area Ridge Trail Council 1007 General Kennedy Ave., Suite 3 San Francisco, CA 94129-1405 (415) 561-2595 RidgeTrail.org Lake Merced to Stern Grove From: John Muir Drive To: Sava Pool in San Francisco Length: 4.1 miles one-way; car shuttle possible. Elevation Gain/Loss: 295 feet/90 feet one-way Accessibility: Hikers, bicyclists, and wheelchair users This Ridge Trail segment offers an opportunity to experience the natural side of San Francisco. On a mostly level route, you travel the length of Lake Merced, pass through residential neighborhoods, walk or ride by another freshwater lake in a sunny and protected glen, and visit iconic Stern Grove. This trail description is excerpted from the 2019 Guidebook. For details on all trails, trailheads and more buy the book from Wilderness Press. For more resources to plan your trip, visit our Trail Tools page. LINK to buy book: https://advkeen.co/BayAreaRidgeTrail LINK to Trail Tools: https://ridgetrail.org/trail-tools/ Post your photos @bayarearidgetrail and see them on our website. #bayarearidgetrail The Bay Area Ridge Trail Council 1007 General Kennedy Ave., Suite 3 San Francisco, CA 94129-1405 (415) 561-2595 RidgeTrail.org.
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