Beautiful landscape of San Francisco from up high this park. Really a gorgeous view when the sun is here! You can see pretty easily the ocean, the new Ferris Wheel at the Golden Gate Park, the Sutro Tower, Downtown etc. There are some other hidden gems like the 16th Street Tiered Steps and the Hidden Garden Steps close by to go visit. Really worth your time!

In my opinion, this is the best view of San Francisco within the city. You get a 360 degree view from the ocean to the city. Its another great hill, near Twin Peaks. Be sure to check out the Moraga Steps on the way down. Its worth the panoramic view, the artistic steps, and the exercise. Location-wise, this is near Golden Gate Park and not far from good restaurants in the Inner Sunset. Its a super sweet workout. If you get there early enough (I reached the peak by 8am), you can see the fog completely cover the city from the ocean.

Beautiful view! I will say that this isnt quite a picnic at the park kind of park. Honestly, I which I was aware of that before planning a picnic dinner here with my boyfriend. However, there IS a small area of grass along the hill facing the coast and you definitely can sit and eat there with some friends while watching the sunset, but it truly isnt big enough for too many people and isnt the most comfortable of lawns to sit on. Id say visitors truly come here for the walk up the hill (or 16th Ave Steps) and the gorgeous view - which is still well-worth seeing!

Everyone else has already said it better than i ever could. how this place isnt swarming with tourist, ill never know. (maybe b/c there isnt a modellings up here). this is simply one of my favorite places i have ever visited. breathtaking.

The perfect spot to watch sunset. Amazing views of the ocean, Golden Gate bridge and SF downtown.

Nothing says San Fran like a visit to the Pink Ladies! I was able to reminisce of my youth, being such a fan of Full House. My advice, grab lunch and some picnic in Alamo on a warm sunny day. Nothing better with such a lovely view!

This place has grand views of the Pacific ocean, Golden gate park, Presidio and whole of the west of SF. Cars dont go up to the top, so expect to climb like 100 stairs, definitely worth the climb. No restrooms or water at the top, so carry a water bottle. My best viewpoint in SF till now.

Its a beautiful park. We were in a rush so just drove through. We were able to see Bison from a far. And we stopped to take photos of the wind mill. Across the street from the park is a pretty beach and a visitor center where I was able to use the restroom.

This park is absolutely magical. You can see almost the entire city from this vantage point. Be prepared to climb some awesome stairs and work those thigh muscles lol. Come to watch the sunset here and stay til the sky turns completely dark. You will be so grateful, as am I for Grandview. Each phase of the sunset every new day here is so spectacularly unique and Divine. The sky is so clear here. It gets a little chilly when it gets dark so you may want to bring a jacket. Once the setting sun morphs through all its wondrous phases ending its show by settling in its grand finale, the night sky gently falls over everything like a curtain as the lights thrill and ignite through the buildings of all the people safe, cheerful and Loved in their homes. One night everyone literally clapped as the sun said its final goodbye. It is truly a magical, pure vibrational, energetic place to go/be.

A high and windy hill with panoramic views of San Francisco. Often less crowded than the better-known hills for sightseeing. A counterpoint to the perspective seen from Twin Peaks.

Wow.. Really wow. Such a cool nice spot to watch sunset, central park and downtown from hill top. Trust me and just visit without second thought and I swear you will be amazed. As it have steps, older ppl and handicap ppl cant go there.

This is a beautiful spot where you can see Golden Gate Park. There’s steps all the way up and the views are amazing.

One of my favorite places in the city. such amazing views. def go at sunset ️

Great view with breezes in such hot day!

Without doubt the best view in San Francisco. You can see everything from downtown to Golden Gate Park to the putter sunset. Its very crowded around sunset however.

I love running in here. Makes me feel really lucky to live in a beautiful city and have legs that can run.

Great stop along the crosstown trail. You can see so much from up here. Downtown, Golden Gate Park. The Presidio, the Richmond district, the Sunset district...Ocean Beach.

Great, accessible 360 degree panorama -- great view of city & weather.

Great spot to for panaramic view of the city. Can see sutro tower, downtown, golden gate bridge, and the pacific ocean. Go catch the sunset!

A steep stairway to heaven!Come see the Sunset at this amazing location.Its worth the effort.

After visiting tiles climbing few steps you reach this place. Beautiful view of San Francisco & surroundings. Require to climb few steps. Morning hours not much rush.

A great park and a required stop when showing out-of-towers a good time. Watch out for the weather its seems to be colder and more cloudy in that part of the city.

Wonderful place although they need a handicapped ramp up or around the hill

Views of the ocean and golden gate park

Awesome 360-degree views — particularly great of Sutro Tower (especially when random rainbows occur — see photo) and the ocean. Beautiful sunset spot. Also great place to take pics of the Golden Gate Bridge. And one of the few seemingly safe, dark spots in the city to take pictures of the moon.

This place is amazing! The view here is so nice! I love the scenery! And the walk up the stairs is a great workout for the legs of youre trying to build your leg strength. And there is a bench halfway up the stairs and then a couple more benches at the top. Not sure if it was just me but it almost seemed to Not be Real! Haha.. Amazingly peaceful! Ill be coming here again very soon!

My favorite view of the city. Good place to sit and think ️

Best views of San Francisco. You can see all the way to the ocean, the Marin headlands and downtown San Francisco. In a clear day the views are stunning.

Grandview Park :Once you go to the top of the Tiled Steps (16th avenue or Moraga Street), take a right on the road and you will see another flight of stairs leading to a park. Take the stairs, and you will be taken to a great vista point. There are trees here, which look like cypress trees. The top is shaded, so its a great place to rest, lay back and enjoy the beauty of the city.

Awesome view!A great place to take a rest.

Great for a view of the city and maybe even sneaking in a sunset, if the clouds dont get in the way

My favorite park in SF. Had incredible views of Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park, Sutro Tower, and downtown. 10/10 would recommend

Real nice view on a clear day

Potentially best combination of city, ocean, and Marin views within SF. Go for sunset!

Uphill spot with many steps leading to the top.There are entrance steps from at least 3 different street locations including Moraga.Once at the top rewarding views on a clear day and night towards Ocean Beach and towards Financial District of San Francisco etc - 360°view? Or almost.Take care not to trip over tree roots at the top at night and take care down the wooden steps.If walking at night or evening one will need torch/phone light as no street lighting up there.On cooler days wrap up well before venturing up to the top.Wear shoes with good grips. The soil at the top is loose and sandy.There are occasional benches to sit & relax.

Great place photograph and a great place for a walk as well.

Pretty small park on a top of the hill where people walk their dogs. The only amazing thing here is a spectacular views of San Francisco. Of course if you are lucky and there is no fog. When the air is clear, it is possible to enjoy the view of sunset.The only way to get to the park is climbing the stairs. It is not so high, but anyway this attraction is not for everyone.

Nice view over the city.

It provides a great view of the city. You can see Golden Gate Bridge and the downtown high rise buildings from here.Watching sunset from here is magnificent. Just make sure you have a camera at hand to catch the memorable moments.Since it can be very windy here, remember to take a jacket with you during your visit.

Go here if you want the best possible view of San Francisco. If youre into taking photos and making memories this is definitely one of those spots you must get to. You can see the entire city from there, everything from the west coast to the downtown area.

Wear comfy shoes for this, lots of stairs and a good workout. Loved the view of the bridge and the hills from here. I checked out the japanese tea garden and then came over here for the view of the city + the mosaic steps!

The park had a spectacular view of south San Francisco. Just be warned that there are quite a few stairs and will need a bit of rest throughout. Overall worth the visit coupled with a visit to the Mosaic stairs.

Great place to oversee the sunset area and ocean

Gorgeous, panoramic views that come at the low cost of traversing a slightly unreasonable amount of stairs (particularly if you used the previous staircases to get here). Worth every bit of energy used; its definitely among the best views in the city.

Best view in the city, hands down.

This is a little neighborhood gem that the whole world enjoys. It is fun to watch all the visitors walk up the hill to see the 16th Avenue Tiled Steps outside my window. If you make it to the top of those steps it is just a little bit more climbing to the top of Grandview Park. When arriving there one is greeted with a panoramic view of the West end of San Francisco. You can see San Bruno Mountain. You can see Ocean Beach. Golden Gate Park and the Marin Headlands are to the North. Views of San Francisco are somewhat obscured by Sutro Mountain, but in general, Grandview Park is a great free place to enjoy the quiet heights.

The view and surrounding nature gives a majestic birds eye view overlooking San Francisco and the Bay Area.

A must visit for locals and non-locals. Great view of the city if the sky is clear. Two ways to get up top and both have quite a few stairs. Can get windy so be prepared!

Amazing views of the city! Also look for the green hairstreak butterfly as you walk up the stairs. Its one of the few remaining habitats.

Beautiful views but be prepared to walk up hill and up stairs. More of a lookout than a park, but you feel like conquered a mountain when you reach the top!

I cant believe I have overlooked this special spot for so many years. A great area to walk around (go find all the staircases!) and incredible GG Park views

Great view of the city and the tiled walkway if better than I had anticipated

Nice view and less crowded than other viewpoints in SF

Small park, great views, a lot of stairs.

Ok this is one of the best kept secrets in SF. Sure, you’ll usually find people there, but not nearly as many as you’ll find elsewhere.

You can see the whole view of the Golden Gate Park

Beautiful view of the city of San Francisco, a place of peace and contemplation.

I always loves this place to hang out. Its differnt view. No tourists and when the fog blows ... ...

It’s chilly and windy up there so wrap up. The views are incredible. We even spotted a coyote walking around!

This place wasn’t on my list, I happened to discover it via the tiled steps and mosaic steps before that. The best bird eye view the Pacific Ocean and houses by the side as well as panaromic view of the citywide. This was where I got my first sneak peak of the Golden Gate Bridge. The park is great for view and exercise as it’s elevated and has tons of stairs to climb from the road.

This is one place that is worth the climb from 16th Avenue tiled steps. Its only a very small area at the top but on a clear day the views are truly amazing. Youll probably need to make use of the 1 bench that is up there and I would recommend that you take something warm to wear as even on the hottest days it can be freezing cold up here.

Grandview Park is an absolute gem. This is an area I think most people will overlook or maybe consider Twin Peaks to be the best lookout in the city... I would say this one holds contest for champion. The few sunsets I have caught from its top have been breathtaking each and every time, and will inspire you. Please enjoy tour visit!

What a grand view. There are 120 stairs to the top. Great workout.

This is a fantastic park on a hill top with full 360 degree view of the City and Bay Area. Night time view is also spectacular. Almost always very windy at top so bring a jacket as it can get pretty chilly anytime of the year. Must be able to climb a lot of stairs and most will need to stop to catch your breath and muscle burn on the way up.

Beautiful views. Fresh air. Wonderful place to reflect

A sweaty climb up the stairs from 15th, but the views are stunning and definitely worth it. On the day I was here the practice for the Fleet aeroplane aerial displays was happening and was amazing to watch from the distant elevated position. 360 views from the park are amazing and should be on your must do list.

Its a hike up but what a view! The wind picks up so pick a calmer day. Then check out the mosaic stairway on 16th.

Small and breezy park with sweeping views of the city, the Sunset District, and the ocean. Mostly frequented by locals.

Fantastic hidden park with amazing views

Amazing. My favorite view of the city.

This is a small viewpoint at the top of the photogenic Moraga Ave mosaic staircase. Views from the top of the hill are pretty, but not as spectacular as from nearby Mount Davidson or Twin Peaks. Very limited street parking, but easy to walk here from the Irving Street business district to the north.

Amazing space... even on a sunny day for the rest of the city, this park was foggy and windy. Beautiful scenery for not a very tough climb up

Nice view.

A good walk to exercise your legs

One of the best views in the City. Not easy to find. But worth the hike.

Best panoramic view of the city

Beautiful views of cities skyline

Amazing view of San Francisco! The stairs going up was not bad at all!

Very easy place to find via google maps. Parking lots can get full easily, but theres street parking around the area. Most people come here for photos of the bench and view, but theres also basketball courts and playgrounds for kids. I recommend coming near dusk to capture the city lights. It can get really nice and quiet on weekdays

Youll likely be out of breath once you get to the top, but its certainly worth it for the view

Great view point..wonderful breeze..steep climb but worth it.

Amazing views a bit crowded

At this place the views are simply astonishing. Best place to have 360 degree pictures or videos.To reach here just come up from 16th Ave steps and you will another stairs. From down you really do not realize what is coming next.

Good place for watching sunset

One of the best places to take pictures of the layout of the city.

What an amazing park!! I came here early to watch the sunrise. The park was not crowded at all during this time. It is a small hike to get to the top and the view is gorgeous. You can see the entire city from every direction. The view surely is grand and breathtaking. There are places to enter and exit the park at multiple directions. Its super windy so be prepared.

Beautiful view! Stumbled across this park after walking up 15th Ave Steps!

Cool steps and my favourite hill in SF. You can have 360 view of the whole area and its not crowded at all.

Beautiful park with a very unique vantage point of San Francisco.

This place is simply amazing. The wind runs strong and hits your face. There is a very phenomenal energy. Every day I keep visiting places that surprise me. If anyone wants, you can give me suggestions. .

Great views of the city, somewhat of a hidden gem even with the popularity of the Moraga stairs!

Worth the huff and puff to the top where you can see most of SF on a clear day. Perfect for sunsets.

Love to hike here but I was pretty depressed about it after the Station Fire- it turns out they didnt need to back burn the area, but they did anyway and it destroyed all the uniqueness of the park. It is now coming back and the trails off to the left are the best. The wild flowers are in full bloom and are beautiful and you can take part of the Rim of the Valley trail which has a stream. It will still take about two more years to get the Crescenta Valley trail in any real shape. Great facilities.

Some of the best sf vistas; foggy or not.

Great view of the city!

Such a wonderful view

Nice views

Great little workout and amazing views.

Gorgeous view. If you are traveling in SF or local who have never been there, then MUST VISIT.

Great view!