Corona Heights Park

San Francisco, California

5.0/5

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0.65 miles

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115 ft

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A really nice view of the city from this not so well known Park, located in the heart of San Francisco.

Corona Heights Park is a park located north of the Castro and South of Buena Vista Park. The peak of the hill is windy, but it offers an unobstructed panoramic view of the city of San Francisco from downtown to Twin Peaks. It is perfect for taking panoramic pictures of San Francisco at night.

You can enter the park next to Cafe Josephine or at the cross street between Museum Way and Roosevelt Way.

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Corona Heights Park Reviews

William Tran

Corona Heights Park

07/12/20

Gorgeous on a clear night but wear a sweater and bring a blanket.

5.0

C S

Corona Heights Park

04/11/16

Just yes

5.0

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