A great destination for everyone. You and drive to the top or plan ahead and use one of the trails that start at the bottom. Once you're at the top, you get a stunning 360° view of San Francisco. It does get windy, so get a warm clothing! I would definitely recommend as a spot to visit. Limited parking but worth the stop..

I have been going to Twin Peaks for years because I always love seeing the city from up there. You can take amazing pictures and hike. It’s accessible but I recommend going super early before 10 am because it gets crowded. One of my favorite places. You can see the golden state bridge from a distance and the whole city. I hope the city can take better care of it because the last time I was there the walls smelled like pee and beer.

Amazing place with great views! If you are even SLIGHTLY out of shape, the trek up the path and stairs is a bit tough. Definitely bring water, you're going to need it! You can see EVERYWHERE around San Francisco at this height. Made for some great nighttime photos!

A must-see place in San Francisco. The best part is its easy access -- you can drive all the way up there or if you like, you can do the easy 10-15 minutes hiking from the bottom. The parking could get crowded up there if there are lots of visitors, but generally it is not bad. The view up there is wonderful, you can have 360-degree views of SF city, and you can see Golden Gate Bridge from there too. One note is it might be very windy up there. Also it has restroom facilities which makes it very convenient. Highly recommended spot.

Best view of San Francisco. Mind boggling and scenic view at night. The lights dazzle and the moon’s reflection on the bay is an awestruck experience. Must visit if you reside near S.F

The view was gorgeous! Absolutely breath-taking. When the night sky aligns to provide you a clear sky, you must visit to take in the beauty of the city. These were taken at 11 pm Christmas Eve. Drive carefully and safely going up and down the hill. Watch out for vandalism and potential theft. Take a blanket and wear gloves. It's chilly but wow!

Love visiting Twin Peaks for a beautiful view of the city and the entire bay area. Must visit viewpoint, one of the highlights of my stay in San Francisco. There is available parking but there are also trails that lead to the very top. Gets windy.

Breathtaking view on a clear day! If you’re just headed up to take photos this won’t disappoint (even if it’s cloudy/foggy) and it’s easy to find short term parking at the top, you won’t have to wait long for a spot. Lots of hiking trails around the area as well. It is quite windy at the top as others said

Twin Peaks offers great views of San Francisco on days on clear days. There is decent amount of parking and the adventurous among us can bike or hike up the hill. Twin Peaks can be very windy even during summer. It’s advisable to carry a jacket.

Absolutely stunning!! When you get to the top...you realize how miniscule we truly are. We are only a spec in a beautiful world. This is a place where everyone should visit at some point in their life!

What an amazing venue to look at the entire city of San Francisco. You can see everything from here- Bay bridge, golden gate park, Golden Gate Bridge. Every street of SF and every skyscraper can be seen. Warning: it is very windy here and your caps are bound to fly away. Have fun!

The view here is great. There was, as the name suggests, to hill peaks around here. It gets cold at the very top so bring something with a bit of cover if you plan on setting on any of the peaks. The stairs kind of suck for a few of them so I'd watch my footing. You're around fog cloud levels so you can actually see and feel them roll in and out. Around the area there are a couple of bougie porta potties and some dude is probably gonna have a food kart.

Twin Peaks in San Francisco offers a breathtaking vantage point that allows you to witness the city's stunning beauty amidst its decline. As I ascended to the peaks, I couldn't help but notice the wear and tear that has befallen parts of the city, including this iconic location. Yet, I implore the local government to prioritize the preservation of Twin Peaks and retain the reputation of this beloved city. Despite the challenges it faces, Twin Peaks remains a captivating destination. Visiting at night, I was struck by the twinkling cityscape that stretched out before me, with its mesmerizing blend of lights and shadows. The panoramic view encompassed famous landmarks, rolling hills, and the glittering waters beyond. Surprisingly, the place did not feel unsafe at all. I felt a sense of tranquility and appreciation for the vibrant energy that still resonates within the city. It is crucial to keep San Francisco alive and vibrant, as it stands as a cultural beacon renowned for its history, diversity, and innovation. I encourage everyone to visit Twin Peaks and experience the allure of this unique location. Witness the city's grandeur from above, and let the panorama ignite a desire to protect and revitalize San Francisco's charm. By bridging ideological differences and coming together, we can ensure the preservation of this beautiful city and honor its rich legacy for generations to come.

The view speaks for itself. If you are visiting San Francisco its a must stop and wont take more than 30 minutes out of your day.

There are few small trails to get to the top. Its a pretty easy hike during the day but at night time you need a strong flash light. Its also very windy up there! Amazing view tho!

You get to enjoy the amazing unobstructed view of the bay areas from here. Also this an ideal place to go see the sunrise as well. Make sure bring some insect repellent as the giant mosquitos can be bit annoying.

This is a must see tourist attraction of San Francisco. You get to see the whole city 360 degree. Very chilly up here so better carry jackets with u. Sunrise as well as sunset time it’s beautiful. Very peaceful. There is hiking trail too.

One of the best tourist attraction in San Francisco. Nice view and windy weather always. I prefer to go evening time and see the sunset.

Great spot to go and see the views of SF from the top of the Peak. We went at night and were able to find a pull off spot to park. Walked up the stairs to the top of the peak hilltop. Great views! Bring a sweater, cold late night.

Truly a wonderful place to view San Francisco in day or night. It's mostly cold or chilly, so be sure bring a jacket. Now, there is a guy sells a hot dog or fruit here too so no need to go anywhere else for food. The view has bay bridge, golden gate, Oakland, Berkeley, Treasure Island, Angel Island and San Francisco.

Spectacular views. Even on a hazy day, it's still a mighty, mighty something to experience these views. Parking is a little tricky - there are places to park on the way up and also a parking lot at the end. There is a paved road you can walk on. It is wide and suitable for families or groups or folks using mobility aids. It can be really windy at the top. The broken glass in the parking areas tells you be careful - don't leave stuff in your vehicle. Lots of beautiful plants on the hilltops. Worth going up there at least once if you live in SF or are visiting!

Great hike and great view in winter. Very windy other seasons. I've hiked here many times and each time it was a great experience. Would recommend 10/10

I can't believe that I have been in the bay area for 37 years and this is the first time I came here. The views are awesome. The trails are very nice. It does get very windy and cold so bring a jacket for sure. There is a bathroom here but you don't want to use it.

Absolutely amazing! It's definitely must to visit. It takes us almost an hour to get here from the centre afternoon because of traffic jam but it was really worth it.