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Castro to BV

10/25/2016

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Duboce has 70 south side-steps up to Divisadero from Castro: first two.

The top of Waller has 90 steps (south side) and a layered planting space in middle. The north side is a walkway with no steps:  3 thru 11

The Waller stairway is now called “Adah’s Stairway,” pic 12

Searched Google Maps using this name and was taken right to it.

It was dedicated several years ago to the author of “Stairway Walks in San Francisco,” Adah Bakalinsky.

Alpiine's east side-stairs down to Waller: 117, pix  13, 14
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Duboce also has 73 north side-stairs down to Divisadero and some steps hugging the fronts of homes; the latter not counted: 15, 16, 17

The whole three blocks from Castro to Buena Vista park should have side-stairs; supersteep in this area.


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Noes

10/23/2016

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Down from Diamond Heights  Blvd. into upper Noe Valley … steeply.

Safira is a walkway/ramp with steps at each end: 34 total, first 7 pix. 

It descends along the south side of fenced-in Douglass Playground, a popular dogwalking park. The entrance is at the foot of Safira. 

Valley stairway is a minipark with 69 steps down from Diamond: 8, 9, 10

When you get to the foot, Valley here is a median-divided street. Take the upper (north side) to descend 52 side-steps: 11 thru 16

The steep Castro stairway (63) rises from 28th St.: 17 thru 27

Was then at the top of the Duncan-Castro Openspace, another minipark. This one could really use some steps. It’s steep dirt if you’re sliding down or climbing up: 28 thru 32

There’s a wide driveway towards Duncan’s east dead-end that passes under homes and turns to the left (west). It’s then a dirt driveway up to the foot of the minipark. 

This took me exactly where it did years ago: homes on either side, then the openspace above to my left (south). 

To my right (north) was the top house with the various rust-colored metal sculptures in its front and side yards: 33 thru 39

Glad to see the yard art is still here. If they were on my property I’d paint therm bright colors to  make them stand out more.

The three older homes just below the foot of the steep uphill dirt trail to the opsepace are themselves eye-candy: 40, 41

The old wood stairway (24 steps) descends to the top of the 27th St. side-stairs/elevated walkway on the south side of the street: 42 thru 47

The elevated walkway continues to the east dead-end of median-divided 27th: 48

98 steps for 27th down to Noe: 49 thru 53

​Seven side-steps on the east side of Noe as I made my way down the steep street to 26th and a stop for the #24 Divisadero: 


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10 At the foot Valley is a divided street. Take the upper for the side-stairs.
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40 Top house with all the sculptures
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46 27th St. south side-steps up to an elevated sidewalk
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47 The wood stairs above the walk
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Two Stairway Loops

10/16/2016

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Passing the top of he Lyon stairway (290 steps) on my way to the Presidio’s Broadway Gate trailhead: first pic 

Partway down from the Gate nto the forest (2, 3), noticed the old brown wood fence was gone that had been here since prehistoric times. 

It stood between the forest and upper Simonds Loop neighborhood homes and I was quite fond of it. 

The guardrail is now the only thing separating this section of forest from the road: 4

Stacked in the forest: 5

It wasn’t completely down when I was there but this part on the west side still standing might also be gone by now: 6

Went to get a staircount for “hidden” Gibbon (25) east of the Simonds Loop steps: 7

At the foot, a short curvy distance away, was the foot of the Simonds Loop stairs (62). So back up: 8 thru 13

There’s also a separate walkway with seven steps between upper and lower Simonds Loop homes: 14, 15, 16

To the forest that’s below the road and above Lovers Lane: 17, 18

Heading west:  19

Amatury Loop (Park Trail near the Cemetery Overlook) has 47 upper and 34 lower steps. 

You can see the foot of  each flight well from the vehicle streets. However, they ascend to between the residences and there are no street signs. So not easy to see the tops from the streets.

Upper: 21 thru 24

Lower: 25, 26, 27


To the Cemetery Overlook: 28 thru 36
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Telegraphing

10/14/2016

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3Romlo up fem Broadway has 27 older east side-stairs: First three pix


The west side has newer steps. Some years ago there was a parking lot just to the left of these. When they built a new apt. building here they also constructed new side-stairs. Not counted thistime


Up steep Kearny for the west Filbert stairwa: pic 4


Pioneer Park is on the left as you ascend the 64 steps. Near the top is a fenced vacant lot to the right. Up to Telegraph Hill Blvd.: 5 thru 8


Across the street is a south stairway into the park. 29 steps to the first landing where there’s a bench. 64 up to Coit Tower’s walkway: 9, 10, 11


Walkway at oot of Coit Tower:  12, 13, 14


91 park steps on the west side down to Telegraph Hill Blvd. The last flight is old stone steps: 15 thru 25


From Telegraph Hill Blvd. continuing with 50 steps down to the top of Greenwich on the  southwest side off the park: 26 thru 31

Now 26 south side-stairs to Grant: 32, 33, 34



Up from Lombard just above Grant, 29 steps for Child: 35, 36, 37
 


Julius, 9:  36


Jack Early Park is a narrow, one-way stair-park with benches and  64 steps. East side of Grant directly across from the east end of Pfeiffer, between  Chestnut and Francisco:  39 thru 46


Now for Francisco. The steps and immediate area got a huge facelift from the way it looked here in the 1970s. A few THENs:  47 thru 50
 

And NOW, 85 steps:  51 thru  64


This doesn’t go all the way down to Sansome, but you can get to the foot of the Greenwich and Filbert steps from here by curving round the foot of the hill for a few blocks.

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4 Up Kearny for west Filbert stairway
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Memorial Steps

10/13/2016

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It’s an awesomely beautiful, huge forested park, but I find Golden Gate Park somewhat difficult to navigate. 

The infosigns have these vague arrows. Streets and trails curve so it’s easy to make a wrong turn. The directions are not clear enough. Signs should also be at eye level instead of way above my head.

Examples of easier to follow trailsigns are at the Presidio, Lands End, and other GGNRA parks. These show how many feet, miles, or partial miles for various destinations. 


And less vehicle traffic, please. Cars and parking spots all over the place. I’d like to see more streets closed off with pedestrian skyways above those that remain. 

After a couple wrong turns, finally found the National AIDS Memorial Grove last visited some years ago. This is such a gorgeous place: 1 thru 9

Entered from a paved trail on the south side with 13 steps for the first flight seen - up to a bench: 10, 11, 12 

​18 for the next: 13


30 for a third one: 14 thru 18

72 steps for the longest stairway, descending on the north side: 19 thru 25

Heading south on my way out of the park, a pleasant discovery of 14 older tiled steps on the north side down to the carousel: 26 thru 29

Around to the south side of the carousel: up 30 older steps: 30 thru 33

Near Arguello exiting the park to climb up a steep street for the N-Judah Metro: 34 



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3 Glen Parks

10/9/2016

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Hamerton, with 67 steps up from Bosworth, is a favorite way to the Sunnyside neighborhood. For the Sunnyside, keep uphilling to the east dead-end of Mangels and continue west.

Hamerton unfortunately had litter and dumping where its two benches are, one where you first start up and a lot of it on its middle landing, including what looked like old bedding. Disgusting. Hopefully gone by now. Hemerton: 1 thru 6

Back down to Bosworth and a tad to the west for the Burnside steps down to Paradise, 59 steps. 7 thru 14

A THEN showing Burnside in the early 1970s, pic 15. Dorothy Erskine Park was dedicated as a city park in  1977.

Up Lippard (pic 16) for a couple of urban alleys. No streps for Ohlone Way (pix 17, 18, 19) nor the next one, Poppy Lane.

Ohlone runs thru but the part of Poppy east of Diamond still does not. If it did, it would probably come out at Bemis. Poppy Lane: 20 thru 25 

Penny Lane is one block downhill from Poppy, entered off either Diamond, Sussex, or Surrey.

A fence on Sussex on my way to Penny Lane: 26

There’s a steep dirt trail entrance down from Sussex. It could use some steps; there are only two at the foot of this part. 

Where Penny descends to Surrey is where the garden steps are: 39.


Penny Lane: 27 thru 41

​Last: Couple of homes on Surrey St.

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Fort Scott to Rob

10/5/2016

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To start this Presidio hike, old steps down to the tennis courts area: 48, first two pix

Dragonfly Creek old stone bridge: 60 if you continue N to S and up the steps to the street: 3 thru 6

A short offshoot stairway leads down to a trail that continuas east to a pedestrian bridge, then the Presidio’s nursery: 7, 8, 9

30 for the nursery stairway. This is a replacement flight, still wood: 10,  11, 12, 13

South to Wisser Ct. for a pleasant visiit to the “hidden” Fort Scott Community Garden: 14 thru 25

11steps for the garden’s stone stairway: 26

17 for the old steps out the east garden gate down to the rear of the residences: 27, 28

The Presidio has lots of short stairways, like these (29, 30). The latter leads up to a favorite trail behind Fort Scott neighborhood homes. Up this short trail to the east edge of Rob Hill Campground. 

13 wteps up to the campground:  31

Over to the west side of the campground area and down 30 leaf-covered old wood steps for a newer addition to the park, a few years ago, part of the Anza Trail: 13 steps here, a short dirt trail and five more down to Washington.

So 18 total for this trail segment Onto a trail alongside residences and to Battery Caulfield Road’s sidewalk on the west side of the street.

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Molinari Mini

10/3/2016

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Off Hyde St. on Russian Hill is a nice little minipark with seven steps called Hyde & Vallejo Minipark: first pic

This day's main destination was formerly two separate alleys. They were combined several years ago to make one garden-minipark. 

Descending off Union this visit, down from the long Jones sidewalk streps, is the Molinari Mana minipark that used to dead-end for walkers with only a couple of steps. Now where it used to dead-end are more steps down. 

There are around 26 total, counting the few at the Taylor & Redfield entrance  on the east side. 

The area is now a beautiful, secluded, stepped garden oasis tended by residents.

Alongside the steps are a couple of benches. Then another short stairway. 

The garden then turns and there’s a delightful “hidden” walkway enclosed by fences and residences that goes out to Taylor and Redfield. 

The whole thing, starting from the Union entrance: 2 thru 28

Crossing Taylor, another narrow dead-end alley called Aladdin invited me to take time to walk it. There’s now a courtyard below that appears to belong to a private residence. However, along the street were some cool personal touches: 29, 30

​Waldo Alley offLeavenworth:  31

Detoured east on Broadly below Taylor to check out another little garden: 32, 33, 34


The garden is fenced but 29 public stairs descend to another narrow dead-end (for vehicles) street called Salmon.

Crossing Pacific, Salmon becomes Auburn (pic 35) with the north side of Nob Hill’s Cable Car Museum up ahead across the street. 
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Starting down from Mason & California on the east side of Mason, 10 steps: last two



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48th and Sutro Heights

10/3/2016

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The Balboa Natural Area is on the south side of Sutro Heights Park and “wilder” than the north side. So I like this area more than the main park.  

Descended theBalboa steps, 118, graffiti-ed at the top: 1 thru 10.  

At the foot, over to 48th Ave. as I was gonna walk up some old  stairs not done in years. 

There are railed sidewalk steps on each side. West side:  48 steps: 11 thru 14

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East side has 36:  15, 16, 17, 18

At the top, however, thought I’d previously been able to get up to the next street Sutro Hts. Ave. from here. Looking round, confused, for the rest of the way up. Why’d I think this was thru? Did I dream this or did it used to be?

Stairs have been filled in (Linda Vista, Crocker-Amazon area, and the old wood steps in the Presidio behind Julius Kahn Park down to El Polin Spring). 

Or feced off, like upper Acme Alley near Kite Hill. This latter was a garden-y spot created by the residents. It used to descend to the next street, the  steps nearly all the way down. Then the next time I was in the area it was blocked it off at the foot with a fence. 

But then you have Bengal Alley, fenced and blocked off for several years and then magically transformed into a stepped minipark gardensite, Miraloma up to Lansdale. 

To my left was a trail (19) out to the Balboa stairway. In the center a wall with impenetrable plant tangles behold it. To my right private residences. 

So back down and a block east to 47th and steeply up to Sutro Hts. Ave. No trail at the top here for walkers - just more scruffy-looking plants (pic 20 - this look like it used to run thru to you?) No wonder I couldn’t see it on Google Maps as a thru stair-street: it’s not.  

Back in Sutro Heights Park, to the overlook on the south side 34 steps: 21 thru 29

Views from up here: 30 nthru 34

21 steps for the north side. 
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Ina Revisited

10/1/2016

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In a recent post about the Russian Hill’s Ina Coolbrith Park,, forgot to include the old stone stairs on the north  side. So a revisit: 36 steps, first 3 pix. 

More park pix: 4 thru9

The Broadway sidewalk stairs have built-in benches at the top. The street does not run thru at the top for vehicles.


Broadway north: 10, 11, 12

Broadway south:  13

At the top there’s Florence with 54 steps: 14 thru 19

Florence meets the next street, Vallejo, with side-stairs north and south. 

North elevated Vallejo side-steps and short stairway up to them:  20

Vallejo north 42 steps: 21 thru 25

Vallejo south elevated walkway: 50 steps: 26, 27, 28

These two elevated walks run between the minipark (29) on the east side and the double Jones steps (20 steps each, pix 30, 31, 32) on the west. 

Vallejo’s stairway’s 104 steps down alongside the miipark on the south side to Taylor: 33 th5u 39

Long Jones east sidewalk steps (356):  40 thru 47


Green St. steps up from Taylor:48. 49


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