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Ways To Get Outside In The San Francisco Bay Area

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Although San Francisco and the Bay Area may appear tech-focused from the outside, residents know there is no shortage of ways to get outdoors.

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With more than 250 days of sunshine and year-round average temperatures between 60-70 degrees, there are endless opportunities for outdoor activities in San Francisco.

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If you’re planning a visit to San Fran, I’ve rounded up some great ways to get outdoors in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area for your next weekend adventure.

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Camping

Rob Hill Campground is a group campground made up of only 4 large campsites. But each site can hold up to 30 people which makes it a great spot for a large group weekend getaway.

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Hiking

Thousands of miles of trails connect throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley and there are endless opportunities for short or long hikes.

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Backpacking

The multi-day backpacking trails near San Francisco are full of gorgeous high ridgelines, stunning redwood trees, grassy woodlands, humble fog, and ocean views.

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Rock climbing

One popular spot is south of Silicon Valley at Castle Rock State Park. Here you’ll find tons of bouldering and top rope routes with views of the Santa Cruz mountains and Pacific Ocean.

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Kayaking

San Francisco is surrounded by water, so it’s no surprise that there are some great places to go kayaking. Angel Island is an awesome place to kayak because it’s easy to get to from San Francisco or Sausalito.

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