Golden Gate Heights Park occupies a unique topographical position in San Francisco. While the surrounding Sunset District is famously flat and built upon a grid of sand dunes, this park sits atop a seven-hundred-and-twenty-five-foot peak known as Larsen Peak. The elevation change provides a distinct microclimate, often catching the coastal fog and winds before they reach the lower-lying neighborhoods nearby.
Golden Gate Heights Park
park garden
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