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Lobos Creek Trail to GG Overlook

12/8/2012

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From 25th Ave. curved round to the Presidio's west end. Onto the Lobos Creek Trail, winding to the forest (first two pics: 18 steps), but this time turned left and then uphill, right, to the playground near the residences (third pic). 

Sometimes I take a trail out from the east edge of these apartment buildings that merges with the Connector Trail's lower part (fourth pic) but this time climbed above this. Crossed W-E between the residences where there are walkways, short stairways, and steep streets and eventually came out at the top of Battery Caulfield Road where it merges with Washington (fifth pic: a view west). Up a trail that curls around Rob Hill Campground and through the forest to the Fort Scott Community Garden. Three area staircounts: 13, 8, and 48. 

Back around again to Immigrant Point and the top of the Connector (208 steps, pics 6 and 7) so I could take it all the way down. 

Crossing Lincoln at the foot of this one, a short sandy trail descends to Battery Crosby. 16 or so steps ascend to the top of the Battery and the Batteries to Bluffs west trailhead (pics 8 and 9: around 473 steps). 



From the BTB's east trailhead, the newer Golden Gate Overlook (10th pic) is nearby. Down its main stairway (last pic: about 37) and onto a short trail between two vehicle streets that leads to a bus stop near the bridge. 

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Lobos Creek Trail into Presidio Forest
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Lobos Creek Trail into Presidio Forest
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Up to the Residences
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Connector Trail up to Immigrant Point or down to Lincoln from here
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View west to Sea Cliff and Lands End from top of Battery Caulfield Rd.
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Connector Trail to Immigrant Point Overlook
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Connector Trail down to Lincoln
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Batteries to Bluffs west trailhead from Battery Crosby
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Batteries to Bluffs Midtrail-ish
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View from Golden Gate Overlook
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Golden Gate Overlook's main stairway
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