The Walker’s Map of San Francisco by Ben Pease

San Francisco is a great walker’s city. This map is the perfect companion for residents and visitors who want to move beyond the expected destinations, and explore hidden treasures, from Chinatown alleys to quiet neighborhoods and busy shopping streets. Find scenic parks overlooking the city and the Golden Gate, and nature within easy reach. This is a complete map for exploring the city’s parks, natural areas, and colorful neighborhoods.

Both sides feature attractively detailed maps at the same scale, plus detailed inset maps of specific areas rich in trails or other walking features. The North Map covers from Golden Gate Park and Mission Bay north to Angel Island, Belvedere/Tiburon, Sausalito and Marin Headlands from Rodeo Beach east. Detailed insets cover Eastern Golden Gate Park, Fort Point and trails around the Golden Gate Bridge Toll Plaza, Buena Vista Park, and Downtown (United Nations Plaza and China Basin north to Fort Mason, including the entire Embarcadero). The South Map starts at Golden Gate Park, includes all of Ocean Beach (including in Daly City) and extends south to Mussel Rock in northern Pacifica and Oyster Point in San Francisco Bay, including all of vast San Bruno Mountain.

Supporting info includes park agencies, regional trails, transit agencies, stewardship and advocacy groups, museums and tours, plus contact info for all these. Other info includes trail etiquette, dog use info, and bicycle info, even recommended reading.

This beautiful, accurate and detailed map will support years of use and many miles of exploration.

Full-color map printed both sides with features and 50-foot elevation contours,
3.75" x 8.4" folded, 25" x 33.75" unfolded, scale 1:20,000, 1 inch represents 0.6 mile.
Published by Pease Press
ISBN 978-0 9649143-6-0