Sign Up for Walk SF’s Annual Peak2Peak Walk This Sunday

Walk San Francisco's seventh annual Peak2Peak Walk this Sunday promises to be an exciting adventure through the spine of the city. The walk starts at West Portal, where participants will embark on a 12-mile, 15-peak journey from Mount Davidson to Coit Tower:

By Bryan Goebel

11:01 AM PDT on September 20, 2011

Walk San Francisco’s seventh annual Peak2Peak Walk this Sunday promises to be an exciting adventure through the spine of the city. The walk starts at West Portal, where participants will embark on a 12-mile, 15-peak journey from Mount Davidson to Coit Tower:

You’ll cross the city over wide sidewalks, dirt trails, hidden stairways, and take in glorious views from 15 different peaks! From climbing the slopes of Mount Olympus in the morning to enjoying the view from Coit Tower in the afternoon, this full-day walk will offer you a whole new way to see San Francisco.
The walk is fully guided, and you’ll get directions at the event when you sign in. You’ll also be treated to a delicious picnic lunch midway through.

Explore the city, and support pedestrian advocacy by taking part in Walk SF’s annual fundraising walk. The cost is $75 (well worth it) and the registration deadline is this Thursday, so click here and sign up now!

Bryan Goebel

Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.

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