At an elevation of 650 feet, Tank Hill’s main draw is its panoramic view, from Pt. Reyes to Bayview Hill. But what makes this small rocky promontory unique is that it is a remnant of San Francisco’s indigenous landscape, containing 60 species of native plants.
Clarendon Ave (at Twin Peaks Blvd) San Francisco , CA 94117 United States
The easiest access is the stairway at Twin Peaks and Clarendon. There is also an entrance at the east end of Belgrave Ave.
This hilltop park is a less crowded alternative to twin peaks. Impossible to capture the view , even with a panoramic photo, so you will just have to have a look for yourself.
Hands-down on of the best views in the city on a fairly clear day. Also a gorgeous spot to watch the fog roll in. SF views without the crowd.
Park on Twin Peaks Boulevard (at crown terrace ), which runs along the side of the hill . There is a wooden staircase that takes you to the hilltop .
One my favorite SF parks with some amazing views of the city .
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2012 Winner – Editorial Pick - Best Secret View of The City . Our first experience with Tank Hill included the following exchange: “Simba, everything the light touches is yours... Read more
Small park with big views ! Easy to access. More intimate than Twin Peaks.
The best view of the city . But please, don't come here. Leave the views for me
Urban hike up to (arguably) the best view of the city . Named after a water tank that used to live on top of the hill , legend has it when they drained the tank goldfish ran down the street. Read more
Great views of the city
Quieter spot to enjoy the view than Twin Peaks.
Twin peaks are overrated; this is the best place to get a panoramic view of SF.
Swing at the top of this scenic hilltop .
Best view at dusk or dawn. Useful to give visitors their bearings .
Favorite view of SF opt for this over twin peaks!
Bring your camera .
Get on the swing at the top
Great view of the city
Awesome view
Fourth only to twin peaks, corona heights and grand view
Best view of ocean and GG Bridge at Sunset x street is clarendon and twin peaks
Tucked away hiking trails around UCSF and Forest Knolls - easy hike to the summit - great for dogs - Jack Spilberg
Great 360 view of SF after an easy hike. Gets windy so you may want to bring a sweater. - David R
Newly renovated playground! Baseball fields, basketball gym, water-fountain. The works. - Holger Lüdorf
The bench on the west side of the middle terrace is an immaculate sunset viewpoint. - j blu