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Christopher Gilbert

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Where to go in the Bay Area on weekends｜Tiburon

The Tiburon Peninsula Historical Trail 🚏 Address: Belvedere Tiburon, CA 94920 Take a leisurely stroll along one of the shortest main roads in the U.S. This charming trail is lined with small stores and restaurants, perfect for soaking up the sun and enjoying a relaxed weekend. Old St. Hilary's Landmark 🚏 Address: 201 Esperanza St, Belvedere Tiburon, CA 94920 Don't miss the iconic Whitechapel in this historic town. Although it's only open until 1 p.m., it's a picture-perfect spot in front of the church that's worth capturing. 100 Gilmartin Dr 🚏 Address: 100 Gilmartin Dr, Tiburon, CA 94920 Discover the hilltop swings at this hidden gem. Park in a residential area and take a short walk up the hill to find two swings, one small and one large, perfect for a fun and unique experience. Just be sure to get some help getting up there safely! Food Recommendations: Sam's Anchor Cafe 🚏 Address: 27 Main St, Tiburon, CA 94920 Indulge in delicious seafood at this seaside restaurant on the main drag in town. From Broiled Oysters to Cioppino and Baja Fish Tacos, the menu offers a variety of tasty options. Just note that the portion sizes may be on the smaller side, so consider ordering accordingly. Malibu Farm Tiburon 🚏 Address: 9 Main St, Tiburon, CA 94920 Head to this cozy cafe on Main Street for a delightful cup of tea, refreshing juice, or mouthwatering desserts. The Matcha Latte is a popular choice, and the coffee is decent. Enjoy the pleasant ambiance while savoring your treat. Enjoy a relaxed weekend in Tiburon, where you can explore the historical trail, visit landmarks, swing on hilltop swings, and indulge in delicious food. #Tiburon #BayArea #WeekendGetaway #Foodie #HistoricalTrail #Landmarks #SeasideTown #HiddenGem

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Robin Nichols

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Golden Gate Park Day Trip – San Francisco

🌴 Golden Gate Park Day Trip - San Francisco 🌴 🏖️ By parking at Land’s End, we got a great view of the ocean and cliffs as we walked down Point Lobos Ave, along Ocean Beach, finally arriving at the west entrance to Golden Gate Park after about a mile. A Walk Along The Beach The wind that whipped up from the beach was pretty substantial and occasionally blew a little sand in our face, but it wasn’t a big deal. In all honesty, the beach looked pretty nice, with large flat expanses of sand for whatever you would want – playing sports, playing with pets, laying out, cycling, swimming, surfing – it was all there. But that was not our destination. We turned into the park at John F Kennedy Dr with our first waypoint being the Dutch windmill. It’s pretty iconic, and difficult miss as it stands above the surrounding trees. Golden Gate Park is a large park developed in 1871, organized in a similar manner to New York’s Central Park – a long rectangular park. In comparison to Central Park, Golden Gate Park is 20% bigger at a measurement of 0.5 miles by 3 miles. 🦬 The Bison Paddock: Visit the Bison Paddock, home to these magnificent animals since 1891. Although their numbers have reduced to just 5, they remain a symbol of the American West and heritage. 🌳 Lakes and Meadows: Explore the lively Spreckels Lake with miniature boat races and Lindley Meadow with its Yoga event. Rest at East Meadow, a popular picnic spot for families. 🌿 Strawberry Hill: Cross the bridge to Strawberry Hill and admire its waterfall. This island offers multiple trails for hiking, leading to stunning views at the top. 🧭 Other Activities: Golden Gate Park offers endless activities like the Conservatory, Carousel, Botanical Garden, Hippie Hill, and more. Plan multiple days to fully explore the park. Hashtags: #GoldenGatePark #SanFrancisco #DayTrip #NatureLovers #ExploreSF #CityEscape #OutdoorAdventure #Landmarks #BucketList #WestCoast

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