There’s been a change in the route of the crosstown MUNI #28 (“19th Ave.-Daly City BART”).
From the Chestnut/Van Ness stop I’d sometimes wait for the #30 Stockton heading south to take me to the Laguna and Chestnut stop (four or so blocks west of Van Ness), depending on how long I had to wait. If I could walk there before the #30 showed, I’d do so rather than wait. Otherwise, off at Laguna & Chestnut to wait for the #28 “bridge bus.”
There are two bridge area stops, the first in front of the gift shop at the main bridgeviewing area. The second, the one where I most often disembark, is a couple blocks to the west, this being closer to the Batteries to Bluffs and other trails often hiked.
So waiting for the #30 recently, noticed the #28 showing up on the digital-arrival-times sign on the shelter. Now one can wait at Van Ness and Chestnut for the #28 that'll take you up to the bridge area. This eliminates one of the buses (or a several-block walk). Well, I think it’s an improvement.
Batteries to Bluffs Trail (473 steps): 1 thru 9
Connector Trail (208 steps) up to Immigrant Point Overlook: pic 10
Battery East Trail and stairs (153) down to the west end of Crissy Field, the Warming Hut, and the road to Fort Point. The Battery East area is gonna get a new overlook; construction's ongoing. 11 thru 25
From the east side of the Rob Hill Campground (26, 27, 28), down to a pleasant “secret” spot, the Fort Scott Community Garden: 29 thru 33
Up again for a short walk thru the forest: 34 thru 39
From the Chestnut/Van Ness stop I’d sometimes wait for the #30 Stockton heading south to take me to the Laguna and Chestnut stop (four or so blocks west of Van Ness), depending on how long I had to wait. If I could walk there before the #30 showed, I’d do so rather than wait. Otherwise, off at Laguna & Chestnut to wait for the #28 “bridge bus.”
There are two bridge area stops, the first in front of the gift shop at the main bridgeviewing area. The second, the one where I most often disembark, is a couple blocks to the west, this being closer to the Batteries to Bluffs and other trails often hiked.
So waiting for the #30 recently, noticed the #28 showing up on the digital-arrival-times sign on the shelter. Now one can wait at Van Ness and Chestnut for the #28 that'll take you up to the bridge area. This eliminates one of the buses (or a several-block walk). Well, I think it’s an improvement.
Batteries to Bluffs Trail (473 steps): 1 thru 9
Connector Trail (208 steps) up to Immigrant Point Overlook: pic 10
Battery East Trail and stairs (153) down to the west end of Crissy Field, the Warming Hut, and the road to Fort Point. The Battery East area is gonna get a new overlook; construction's ongoing. 11 thru 25
From the east side of the Rob Hill Campground (26, 27, 28), down to a pleasant “secret” spot, the Fort Scott Community Garden: 29 thru 33
Up again for a short walk thru the forest: 34 thru 39
1. Trailhead for the eastside steps
2. Eastside down
3. Just down from the viewspot, steps (center) continue down
4. Midtrail-ish
5. Below, left, Marshall's Beach Trail
6. Marshall's Beach Trail center
7. Top of the west side at Battery Crosby
8. Down from Battery Crosby, winding up to Lincoln
9. Baker Beach below; Battery Crosby top, right
10. Connector Trail, Lincoln to Immigrant Point Overlook
11. There've been some changes to the bridgeviewing area over the last several years
12. Just to the east of the bridge
13. A popular spot
14. View down to Fort Point
15. Steepish slope down to picnic area and low-overhead walkers' tunnel
16. Battery East Trail
17. Battery East Trail
18. Top of Battery East stairs
19. Top of Battery East steps
20. 153 steps
21. Down to Long Ave.
22. Down to west Crissy Field and the Warming Hut
23. Turn left for Fort Point
24.Torpedo Wharf to right
25. Back up again
26. Up from Compton to Rob Hill Campground
27. Cross Central Magazine Rd. at east edge of Rob Hill Campground
28. Trail down from the yellow fire hydrant
29. End of Wisser Ct.
30. "Hidden" garden behind residences in the Fort Scott neighborhood
31. Fort Scott Community Garden
32. Fort Scott Community Garden
33. Fort Scott Community Garden
34. Forest trailhead at end of Central Magazine Rd.
35. Wonder what this was used for?
36. Park Trail
37. Park Trail
38. Park Trail
39. Park Trail
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