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Springtime Mountain Beauty

4/6/2015

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A springtime walk in the sunshine on Mount Davidson. First the openspace, then thru the forest descending from the cross area. 

Especially love hiking up into Mount Davidson Park from the #36 Teresita’s convenient stop at Dalewood at the main park entrance. Eight steps to start, then occasional wood “steps” spaced widely apart the rest of the way up. You get the forest on one side and the city below on the east side. During blackberry season there’re berries to pick alongside.

The trail up: 1 thru 8.

Views from the openspace: 9 thru 16. Two stairways down, east and north. The north has 22 steps, the east about the same. 

The monument: 17, 18, 19.

A forest trail: Pic 20; out to Dalewood.      

I like this big tree across one of the minor trails. You need to climb over it rather than just step over; love this sort of thing. Pic 21. 

37 steps for the old brick stairway down to Juanita: last four pix. 

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1. Eight steps starting up from the #36 Teresita bus stop
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2. Into the park from the main Dalewood trailhead
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3. Winding up
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4. Look down!
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5. East cityview
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6. California poppies
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7. Diamond Heights view with downtown SF beyond
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8. Sutro Tower center, part of Twin Peaks to right
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9. A trail down from the Openspace
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10. Mount Sutro center
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11. The Openspace bench
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12. A view north: Mount Sutro, Sutro Tower, Twin Peaks
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13. City on the left (east), forest to the right
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14. North Openspace steps
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15. East Openspace steps. Miraloma Park neighborhood below.
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16. Another viewbench
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17. The summit cross is 103 feet high
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18. Starting down a forest trail
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19. Continuing down the trail into the forest
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20. Homes on Dalewood from a forest trail
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21. A tree on the trail to sit on and climb over
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22. Down these old brick steps to Juanita Way
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23. A stairway trailhead into the forest on the north side
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24. 37 steps
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25. Up into the forest from Juanita
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    I like meandering around on San Francisco's park trails and public stairways, sometimes taking photos, and enjoying nature and the outdoors.

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