Tiny Treasures

Tiny Treasures
            When we think of famous cities, we think of iconic locations—the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Colosseum in Rome, Tower Bridge in London—but countless wonderful locations may not be so easily found by visitors.
            San Francisco has many famous sites where tourists flock, but it also features numerous hidden treasures. Some of San Francisco’s magical spots, including charming stairways, pedestrian paths, and tiny parks with grand views, are interwoven within residential areas.
            This week’s Hike Notes, Ina Coolbrith Park-San Francisco, introduces readers to one such hidden jewel, a tiny park at the top of San Francisco’s Russian Hill with glorious views of the bay, Alcatraz, Coit Tower, and the Bay Bridge.
            Keep your eyes open for hidden treasures where you live, and keep putting one foot forward!
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Hike Notes 227: Ina Coolbrith Park-San Francisco