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Urban Hike: Forest Hill  and Parkside to Ocean Beach

Urban Hike: Forest Hill and Parkside to Ocean Beach

Sun, Aug 23, 9:30 PM
From Urban Hiking & Happy Hour (& random urban adventures)
4.8

Let's do an an urban hike from Forest Hill Station to the Ocean Beach area. Some highights of the walk may include: Golden Gate Heights Park Some hidden staircases and gardens. Pine Lake Park Midtown Terrace Reservoir I am still working on the exact route but there will be hills and stairs, paths and gardens. We will meet at 2:30 but leave at 2:40 (grace period). We will have an after gathering in the Ocean Beach area, probably at the Riptide. Hope to see you there! Please note: Phone help is not available for latecomers. If you are late it is very hard to catch up with us. We walk at a medium pace. Escorts or sweeps are not provided, so slower walkers should be completely prepared to finish the hike on their own if they become separated from the group, and they may want to consider bringing a friend to walk with them. I reserve the right to make small changes to the route as needed. Liability Disclaimer: The organizers of this meet-up are unpaid volunteers and not expert hiking guides. All participants agree to assume 100% responsibility for their own safety, conduct, and well-being and recognize that possible hazards exist while participating in outdoor (or any other) activities, and agree to participate solely at their own risk. If you RSVP “Yes” and/or attend any of our events, it shall be conclusively presumed that you understand and agree to this policy.

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11 attendees

Sharp Park to Pacific Beach Ocean Hike - Pacifica

Sat, Sep 5, 5:30 PM
From San Francisco Bay Area Outings
4.9
59 attendees

🌿 Bay Farm Island Shoreline & Lagoon Loop Walk 🌊

Sat, Aug 29, 4:00 PM
From Bay Area Gen X & Boomers Social Meetup
4.6
14 attendees
Ocean Beach Stroll

Ocean Beach Stroll

Sun, Aug 23, 8:00 PM
From San Francisco 55+ Neighborhood Walking Groups
4.7

The latest SF 55+ San Francisco Walking Group event takes place on Sundays at 1:00 p.m. at Java Beach at the Zoo Cafe, 2650 Sloat Boulevard, San Francisco. The route is to walk 3 blocks down Sloat Blvd. to the Upper Great Highway recreation path, continue walking until Judah Street and then turn around and go back to Java Beach. The walk varies between 90 minutes and 2 hours. Java Beach has a bathroom and there is also a public bathroom at Judah Street at the foot of the path at the halfway mark of the walk. The host is Weeming Yee, known as "Wee." **Rain Policy:** Rain cancels the walk **Dog Policy:** dog-friendly walk **Intensity:** Easy & Flat Walk 50 ft of elevation change **Route**: Up Ocean Beach and back **Restrooms:** Beginning (Java Beach on Sloat), Public restrooms every 3 blocks along the Great Hwy. **Distance:** 4 miles **Walk Talk:** Conversational **Pre-Walk**: no activities before walk **Post-Walk**: no activities after walk **Parking**: Parking is easy. **Grace Period:** 5 minutes **Running Late:** We'll walk to the Upper Great Highway and head North on the side path. You can't miss us! **Organizer contact:** Weeming Yee (415) 823-3279 **'Please be responsible' statement:** Please be sure that your dog is well-behaved around other dogs and while leashed, please be sure you do not trip anyone (group members or otherwise). This walk used to be through Stern Grove, but since the Summer Concert Series has started, this will be our walk for now!

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4 attendees
Sunday 9a Walk McLaughlin Eastshore Park at the Berkeley Marina

Sunday 9a Walk McLaughlin Eastshore Park at the Berkeley Marina

Sun, Aug 23, 4:00 PM
From Albany Area Walkers
4.8

COVID NOTE: Please be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Masking is optional. Please arrive a bit early as we leave promptly at 9:00a. This is a 70 minute mostly level loop with options (some return halfway). We meet at the entrance gate on Marina Blvd (see map). Reminder: no dogs. Questions? Please call or email Mark: 510-684-4092 mhe943-meetup@yahoo.com Optional: arrive early for unsupervised stretching.

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4 attendees

Tuesday walk by the beach! Dogs welcome, too :)

Tue, Aug 25, 9:00 PM
From Coastal Women of a Certain Vintage
4.9
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people find and connect with local groups and attend events based on their interests, such as beach walks in San Francisco.

You can use Meetup to search for beach walk events by exploring groups focused on hiking or outdoor activities in San Francisco.

Yes, you can join multiple groups dedicated to walking or beach activities, allowing you to diversify your experiences.

Absolutely, San Francisco offers a variety of beach walk Meetups where you can enjoy scenic coastal views with fellow enthusiasts.

To RSVP, simply go to the event page on Meetup and click the RSVP button to let the organizer know you plan to attend.

No prior experience is typically needed. Beginners are welcome, and many groups are open to walkers of all skill levels.

Meetup is free to explore and join groups. However, some events may have materials or entry fees, which are usually noted by the host.

Yes, you can start your own group if there's a specific type of beach walk you'd like to host in San Francisco.

Event adjustments like postponements are communicated by organizers. Be sure to check the event page for updates.

On Meetup, filter your search by beginner-friendly groups or mention it in your group description to attract like-minded individuals.

While there might not be a beach walk group currently, consider starting one or checking back periodically for new groups.

While Meetup provides opportunities for connection, building friendships often takes time and your involvement in group activities.

Yes, event formats vary. Some may be strictly in-person, while others could offer a virtual experience if organizers choose to host it.

Event quality can vary by organizer. Reading past event reviews and descriptions can give you a sense of the experience quality.

Not necessarily. You may walk at your own pace or explore different paths, but it's typically more engaging to stay as a group.