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Thursday Nature Walk - Lobos Valley Overlook (Presidio)

Thursday Nature Walk - Lobos Valley Overlook (Presidio)

Fri, Sep 25, 12:30 AM
From Thursday Nature Walk - Lobos Valley Overlook (Presidio)
5.0

What: A 2.5 mile slow walk with 338 feet of elevation gain. When: Every Thursday at 5:30pm Where: Meet at the Lobos Valley Overlook (just up the hill from the 15th Avenue Presidio entrance) Who: Anyone is welcome! Why: Real life connection...to nature and to the community I live in.

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Ocean Beach & Sunset Dunes

Ocean Beach & Sunset Dunes

Sun, Sep 27, 4:00 PM
From Queer Birders Bay Area
4.9

QBBA ASSEMBLE!! A little over a year ago, we put forth a valiant effort to name San Francisco's newest park "Plover Park." The name made it to the final four and, while it didn't win, Sunset Dunes has integrated Snowy Plovers as both an icon and an ICON through this park. They hosted a Welcome Back Plovers party, committed to restoration efforts that benefit all creatures, including the plovers, and have adopted the Snowy Plover as a mascot across park signage. There's even a beautiful plover mural! BUT NOW SOME PEOPLE WANT TO CLOSE THE PARK!! FOR CARS!!! A park that two million people visited last year! A park that people use all week! A park with skate ramps, playgrounds, hammocks, and delightfully car free access to pop onto the beach to see Snowy Plovers! For our September walk, we will be visiting Ocean Beach, to look for said Snowy Plovers (and other birds, of course), and checking out Sunset Dunes Park to see what happens when we choose community over cars. The No on G campaign will provide us with window signs for those who want to show their support for keeping this park open. They will also give us flyers if you are in the mood to hand them out within your communities. No pressure to join the campaign, but we wanted to take this opportunity to educate our community on this ballot measure. Queer Birding goes beyond being queer and liking birds. We look forward to seeing everyone after the summer "break" and can't wait to get our momentum back. Also, peep the earlier time for this event! Plovers are early risers.

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Fort Funston Nature Walk

Fort Funston Nature Walk

Tue, Sep 29, 1:00 AM
From Lake Merced (SF)
4.9

Take in beautiful views of Lake Merced, the ocean and coastline, San Bruno Mountain, Twin Peaks, Mount Davidson, and even the Golden Gate Bridge on clear days. We meet at the picnic tables between the Fitness Court and the Lake Merced Bridge on John Muir Drive at 6:00 p.m and set off shortly after. We walk 1.5 miles to the Observation Deck at Fort Funston, where we tend to stop for a bit, chat, watch for dolphins and whales, gaze in awe at the hang gliders and paragliders flying overhead, and enjoy the golden hour (or admire the fog). The total distance is between 3 and 4 miles, depending on which route we take back. The weather can be anything from warm and sunny to cold and windy, so it's best to wear layers. También se habla español.

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2 attendees
Fort Funston Nature Walk

Fort Funston Nature Walk

Tue, Oct 6, 1:00 AM
From Lake Merced (SF)
4.9

Take in beautiful views of Lake Merced, the ocean and coastline, San Bruno Mountain, Twin Peaks, Mount Davidson, and even the Golden Gate Bridge on clear days. We meet at the picnic tables between the Fitness Court and the Lake Merced Bridge on John Muir Drive at 6:00 p.m and set off shortly after. We walk 1.5 miles to the Observation Deck at Fort Funston, where we tend to stop for a bit, chat, watch for dolphins and whales, gaze in awe at the hang gliders and paragliders flying overhead, and enjoy the golden hour (or admire the fog). The total distance is between 3 and 4 miles, depending on which route we take back. The weather can be anything from warm and sunny to cold and windy, so it's best to wear layers. También se habla español.

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Sunset Dunes stroll with Our Pups!

Sunset Dunes stroll with Our Pups!

Sun, Oct 4, 5:30 PM
From San Francisco Vegan Society Events
4.8

All are WELCOME!!! Bring yourself and your dog(s) and children, if you like, to walk the Great Highway — now named ***Sunset Dunes***, and then eat lunch at the amazingly wonderful all-vegan ***Judahlicious* !** **The Walk:** It is a 4-mile flat, easy walk (2 miles each way to Sloat and back). **Meet:** Judah and La Playa (near the public bathrooms, across the street from Java Beach Cafe) **Bring:** You, your friends, water for your dog and you, your appetite. **Lunch:** At the all-vegan Judahlicious (39th & Judah)

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

Tue, Sep 29, 5:30 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.