The first part of the trail that starts up from Portola Dr. at the south end of Twin Peaks Blvd.: 1, 2, 3
Curious as to whether the new steps behind homes on Midcrest Way were mow walkable. Yes, and the staircount for the second section up is 89: 4 thru 16
At the top of Midcrest Way there’s a short tail into the park.
At Midcrsst onTwin Peaks Blvd. there’s a crosswalk for the third section up. No new stairs here (yet), but watch this spot! This is a winding trail with just four old wood steps at the top at this time: 17 thru 27
Eureka Peak (north peak) got replacement steps a while back, but so far Noe Peak’s steps look the same: 28, 29
Twin Peaks Blvd. is now closed to vehicle traffic on the east side. There should be a crosswalk from the east Blvd. over to the west where brush has been cleared for a trail on the other side of the guardrail, and a more noticeable trailhead for the Marview trail descending alongside the reservoir.
There are a few trailmarkers now like the ones in Glen Canyon.
On the east side. Again strong winds and Karl playing peekaboo with Sutro Tower: 30 thru 36
And again down the 90 east steps to wait for the 37 Corbett at the top of the Vista Lane stairs:37 thru 40
Curious as to whether the new steps behind homes on Midcrest Way were mow walkable. Yes, and the staircount for the second section up is 89: 4 thru 16
At the top of Midcrest Way there’s a short tail into the park.
At Midcrsst onTwin Peaks Blvd. there’s a crosswalk for the third section up. No new stairs here (yet), but watch this spot! This is a winding trail with just four old wood steps at the top at this time: 17 thru 27
Eureka Peak (north peak) got replacement steps a while back, but so far Noe Peak’s steps look the same: 28, 29
Twin Peaks Blvd. is now closed to vehicle traffic on the east side. There should be a crosswalk from the east Blvd. over to the west where brush has been cleared for a trail on the other side of the guardrail, and a more noticeable trailhead for the Marview trail descending alongside the reservoir.
There are a few trailmarkers now like the ones in Glen Canyon.
On the east side. Again strong winds and Karl playing peekaboo with Sutro Tower: 30 thru 36
And again down the 90 east steps to wait for the 37 Corbett at the top of the Vista Lane stairs:37 thru 40
1 View from Portola Dr.
2 Trail alongside Twin Peaks Blvd. on the south side
3 Crossing over to the second trail section and the new stairs
4 Starting up the new stairway
5 Midcrest Way left
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7 89 steps
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17 Top of short trail from Midcrest Way into the park
18 Opening in the guardrail and crosswalk to the third section
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20 Top of Midcrest Way and crosswalk
21 Up the third section
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24 Four old steps at the top right now
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28 Noe Peak's south steps across the Blvd.
29 Noe Peak's south steps
30 Around to ahe east side
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32 Eureka Peak ahead
33 Eureka Peak's new stairs
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36 At the overlook
37 Back along the east side for the steps down to Crestline
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39 90 steps
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