Up Diamond in the Glen Park neighborhood (first pic), climbing past Poppy Lane (its east part dead-ends and is not through to Bemis), to where Moffitt sharp-turns to the right with a few sidewalk steps.
Moffitt (pic 2) east to Bemis a few blocks, continuing on the elevated sidewalk (14 steps; LOVE this, pix 3 thru 8) to the foot of Amatista Lane.
Amatista (no street sign, 92 steps) ascends from Bemis alongside Fairmont Plaza, a small wooded park, now with one of those ubiquitous green park-rules signs: 9 thru 12.
At the top of the stairs is Everson St. Pic 13.
Uphill on Everson a short distance until you see the sign for Beacon/Everson. Turn right on Beacon, continuing past the top of Miguel. You’ll see Twin Peaks seen in the distance.
Harry stairway (237 steps) starts down here, a street sign at the top and bottom. It’s mostly all wood with wood railings; the lower part's concrete, sans rails.
Harry plunges to Laidley. Love the way the top of this old wood stairway can barely be seen from the street/sidewalk and the way it looks from the top as you stand ready to descend — waaaaay down. Handsome Harry, top to foot: 14 thru 24.
Harry’s foot is near where Laidley turns into a divided street that comes out at 30th in Noe Valley near the foot of Billy Goat Hill Park. It’s also just across from the south end of Noe, a steepish stretch with interesting homes.
Noe down to 30th in Noe Valley: last four pix.
Moffitt (pic 2) east to Bemis a few blocks, continuing on the elevated sidewalk (14 steps; LOVE this, pix 3 thru 8) to the foot of Amatista Lane.
Amatista (no street sign, 92 steps) ascends from Bemis alongside Fairmont Plaza, a small wooded park, now with one of those ubiquitous green park-rules signs: 9 thru 12.
At the top of the stairs is Everson St. Pic 13.
Uphill on Everson a short distance until you see the sign for Beacon/Everson. Turn right on Beacon, continuing past the top of Miguel. You’ll see Twin Peaks seen in the distance.
Harry stairway (237 steps) starts down here, a street sign at the top and bottom. It’s mostly all wood with wood railings; the lower part's concrete, sans rails.
Harry plunges to Laidley. Love the way the top of this old wood stairway can barely be seen from the street/sidewalk and the way it looks from the top as you stand ready to descend — waaaaay down. Handsome Harry, top to foot: 14 thru 24.
Harry’s foot is near where Laidley turns into a divided street that comes out at 30th in Noe Valley near the foot of Billy Goat Hill Park. It’s also just across from the south end of Noe, a steepish stretch with interesting homes.
Noe down to 30th in Noe Valley: last four pix.
1. Uphill on Diamond, Glen Park neighborhood
2. A right turn on Moffitt
3. 14 steps
4. North side of Bemis
5. Bemis elevated walkway
6. Bemis elevated sidewalk
7. Slightly up from the street
8. Amatista's foot at Bemis
9. 92 steps
10. Partway up Amatista, looking south
11. Fairmont Plaza Park to right
12. Near top of Amatista alongside the little park
13. Everson St. Top of steps at side of home, center
14. Street sign at top of Harry helps you find it
15. Down from Beacon
16. Beacon down to Laidley
17. 237 steps
18. Harry's mostly wood with wood railings
19. Garden-y with beautiful old trees
20. This is 30 Harry. Find the resident giraffe in this pic.
21. Another front yard artwork at 30 Harry
22. To the right of the steps as you continue down
23. Here the wood steps turn to concrete, no railings
24. Harry's foot at Laidley, center
25. Top of Noe at Laidley
26. South end of Noe near Laidley
27. Between Laidley & 30th on Noe
28. Noe & 30th, Noe Valley
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