As a wedding & engagement photographer, this is by far one of my favorite locations to photograph! The trees, the beach, and the baths is a photographer's dream when it comes to variety of different locations! I highly recommend this to anyone that's planning on visiting the SF Bay Area to make a stop here to take in the view! read more

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A great hike. Loved it. Great views! It can get crowded with the tourist bus. Overall it's pretty nice we took our little one. read more

I was able to visit this place again, but this time with fewer people around. It's really breathtaking and the trail is really nice and provides a great view of the ocean. It's a historical find and you can see the remains of where the baths were situated. There is also a cave nearby and a trail. Soaking in the view and enjoying the outdoors, this is what this place really offers and I come here every time. Parking is easy to find, but there was a break-in the last time I was there so be careful of where you park. Other than that, this place is a great visit if you're in the area and want a little history and sightseeing. read more

TIP: Sutro Baths & Land's End are located right next to each other! As in literally walking distance, so you can cross both off your list with accessible street parking in a seemingly safe, residential area. It was such an enjoyable experience to explore the historic remnants of what "once was." I believe the name conveys in a literal sense, meaning that this place used to be an indoor aquatic center. The overall contrast of the remains with the vast ocean means BEAUTIFUL photos - straying far from the average beach ones. Don't forget to climb random stairs, explore caves filled with graffiti and breathe in the fresh air! Definitely a noteworthy sightseeing location. read more

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Sutro Baths is one of my favorite scenic places to visit when in San Francisco. The views of the ocean, Sutro Baths ruins (former indoor swimming pool, eventually burned down in a fire back in the days), and all the greenery on the right towards the Lands End trail is absolutely stunning. The scenery is even better if you can make it here on a sunny day. This is a great place for exploring. Walk carefully on the narrow pathways of the ruins and just soak in the views of the waves crashing. Great place for kids to come here and go nuts! There's also a cave tunnel you can go in, which is pretty neat. There are lots of steps here, so get ready for your glutens to get a mini workout. There are two free parking lots by Sutro Baths; one right by the visitor center and a smaller one across the street. There is also a parking lot near the Lands End area. Once you're done with Sutro Baths, you can go hiking on the Lands End trail. It's an easy somewhat of a flat hike. read more

Have so many memories here. It's very different every time I go here. The caves, the ruins, the ocean view, the cliff house and the tiny gift shop with interesting Sf fan art works & a delicious hot chocolate..! A must go spot in the city. Well and on another trip figured out the rock stack lonely beach that's out of the world and pretty amazing for photo shoots. Especially in early mornings. read more

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This is one of my absolute favorite places in SF and I like to bring friends here who are visiting for the first time or who have done the touristy stuff and want to see more of the actual city. You can walk around to Land's End to see the whole expanse of GG Bridge from the ocean side, looking towards the Bay, and there are several nice trails and vantage points. You can explore the baths from above, below, and inside the cave (there's even a hope in the middle directly into the ocean). The stairs down are uneven and there's not a proper handle, so it can be tricky for those with mobility issues, since there's no ramps. The visitor center and Cliff House have info about the history, old photos, and artifacts from the height of the baths - definitely worth a look to see the former grandeur! Side note: Don't be dumb. People have died by going over barricades, trying to climb on rocks/ledges, or attempting swimming. The waves can be unpredictable and strong. If you fall or are swept away, you will get caught in the undertow or thrashed on the rocks. Just stay on the paths. It's not worth it. read more

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Omg it was so windy here. Really beautiful place for couples though. Is it ever not windy here? I have no idea but it was soooo cold. Come prepared with a big jacket and blanket if u don't want to freeze. Bring ur camera, it's gorgeous during sunset hour. Bring ur iPod, headphones and find some peace here alone even. Very peaceful spot. Just really windy. read more

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While the hiking trails around the sutro baths afforded some lovely views, the actual site was underwhelming at best. While I understand the Sutro Baths were at one point significant to the area (the old photos/history on the internet are fascinating!) -- they haven't been maintained as a historic site, and as such, are now just a dangerous pile of rubble covered with graffiti, filled with putrid water and bird turds. What could be a lovely beach or historic landmark with a little effort from the city, is not even worth the hike down. read more

Probably one of the best sunsets I have seen over the Pacific Ocean. Lots of people here yet enough room to enjoy the peaceful sunset along with your loved ones. The best part is that you can also watch people trying to capture their own version of this sunset on their respective phones and cameras. This is not a point to miss on your SF trip. read more

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Came here with friends who were visiting. This place is so fun! There are so many different trails. There is a mini cave, a secluded beach area after crossing to the southern tip of the Sutro Baths, and TONS of plant life in every corner (even in the water). I suggest waiting until the coast gets a little sunny/less windy before heading here. Trying to balance as you are walk across thin slabs of remaining cement from the bath ruins do not sound fun. Parking wasn't a problem. We found free parking in a lot across the street from Louis' cafe. I left Sutro Baths with tons of questions. Why would someone build this? When was it last maintained? There is so much history and mystery to Sutro Baths. read more

As we came over the hill to the Sutro Baths, our minds we blown! We've seen incredible beaches all over the world from Fiji, Iceland, Brazil and more but this might have taken the top spot! It was chilly the closer we went to the water so make sure to take a jacket in the late spring. read more

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Beautiful! If you want to take the mini hike down to the water, make sure to bring a pair of closed toe shoes you don't mind getting dirty, it can be quite muddy/sandy/wet. The views from above are great, but if you plan to walk the border of the baths, its not young kid friendly, you are literally walking on a 1 foot wide border between a small body of water and a long enough fall. I brought my 6 year old and he was able to safely make it down the bumpy hills but needed assistance at times, I wouldn't recommend for anyone younger, admire from the top instead. There is a cool cave that you can watch the dark waves crash against the rocks also. You must visit Sutro Bath at least once, then you will be hooked! read more

Highly recommend for families, out of town guests, dates, and of course by yourself! Parking: not big but the turnover rate is very high. Just follow the people who are walking towards their cars. We didn't have to wait at all on a Saturday afternoon in the summer. The walk/hike: from the left you can find the visitor center(worth a look) and a shaky loose sand hike down to the ruins, from the right you will have nice stairs to descend from. We took the right side down and the left side up, both very fun! It's super short(5 min-10 mins). It's perfect for people who are weak/out of shape, though not wheelchair accessible. Scenery: beautiful view of the ocean, beach, ruins and cave. The are also cool trees, shrubbery, and flowers along the way. After you get down to the beach, don't forget to get your toes wet! Tips: 1. Bring a bottle of water(for drinking and washing sand off of your feet and a towel for drying yourself/pet. 2. Do bring your pet. Our 2 year old corgi has never been more excited about a hike/walk as he has on this trip. The ruins are by no means maintained for walking but he really enjoyed climbing the terrain. read more

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Wow. Breathtakingly serene, at least for me. If it were pouring rain the day I came here, it would've been absolute perfection! I'd imagine for most, it's the opposite. So the day I went, it was perfect for the rest of you normal folks *insert laughing emoji* So, the story is simply that this used to be a public bath house in the late 19th century. It opened in 1896 as the world's largest swimming pool establishment. It was burned down due to arson while in the middle of being demolished so what's left are the ruins, per Wikipedia ;p After parking your car in the free lot, yes free (yippee~) go down the stairs and at the bottom there's a hidden cave to the right! I love exploring random places and things in general so this was an awesome surprise. I would've loved to hike and have a picnic, but due to time constraints I wasn't able to... There's always next time, right friend?! ;) read more

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Sutro Bath has been bookmarked for a while due to the pictures I've seen a few of my yelp buddies post. I finally got a chance to see this beautiful place this weekend. I'm in amazement and also extremely curious of the history of this place so I thought I'd Google it. Sutro Baths opened to the public on March 14, 1896 and was the world's largest indoor swimming pool. It was built by Adolf Sutro who was a former mayor of San Francisco. It burnt down in 1967. Found the details on this site along wt additional pictures. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sutro_Baths. My sister and I spent a few hours here yesterday trying to imagine what this area must have looked like when first built. I had thought it was an outdoor salt water swimming area but the pictures on the website above show otherwise. This location was the highlight of our day yesterday. If you've never been and have the opportunity to go, you will not be disappointed! There are also great hiking trails to explore as well. This was such a fun adventure! read more

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Interesting history! Hubby and I have a passion for history... actually, it is he who usually gives me the lowdown on the landmarks we visit, he is sort of like my Wikipedia, but this time it was me who gave him a little history of the Sutro Baths (after I did a little research on it). It was our intent that day to dine at the Cliff House but when seeing the ruins after looking below from the restaurant, we wanted to explore instead. We love visiting ruins and historical buildings and clearly seeing the demolished concrete walls, the blocked off stairs and passageways of where something used to be got me curious about what and how this place looked like before. Turns out that in the late 19th century, Sutro Baths was to be the world's largest indoor public swimming pool built by and named after a former mayor of San Francisco, who was also a rich entrepreneur. History states that "... the baths struggled for years, mostly due to the very high operating and maintenance costs, and eventually closed." and just as it was to be demolished a fire destroyed the building and was abandoned. Read up more on it on your spare time as it is more interesting to know about the place before you visit. The ruins was quite interesting to explore as we went over and around rocks and old bricks and even inside a tunnel or cave. The tunnel wasn't very long or deep, Just midway through there's a deep opening leading through the ocean and waves would crash into the cave at high tide. There is no exit at the other end of the tunnel but is said to be haunted, there is just an opening where you can view more rocks and the ocean. This tunnel lies directly to the right of the old sunken building at Sutro Baths. The cliff and surf area can be extremely dangerous and there is actually a sign posted there that people have been swept from the rocks and drowned, so use great caution and watch out for rogue waves! There is a hiking trail to the Upper Coastal Trail which is 760 ft. Be careful because it is a steep trail with uneven terrain. Looking towards the ocean you can also see a set of rock formation island, they called this Seal Rocks, because of the history and population of sea lions. Overall, very interesting day and we never did get a chance to eat at the restaurant for some reason. Oh, and bring a jacket, can get windy. Wear layers. Review #0346 read more

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Hard to believe that this was once the site of seven large pools - one fresh and six saltwater - and tons of history! Once opened in 1896, it mysteriously burned down in 1966. My great uncle used to go swimming here too! Located close to the Cliff House, you can access this area from a side trail from the Cliff House parking area or at the top of the parking lot before you wind down the road. Great views from here and I only recently found the cave at the bottom! Totally reminded me of a scene from Pirates of the Carribean. If you go in the cave, you can actually see the water rush in from the sea through a little rock window. It sounds awesome but prepared to get wet if you get a large wave coming through. Nice to get a touch of nature in the big city. read more

Pros: amazing scenery, fun hike, good amount of parking spots Cons: not ENOUGH parking haha I went here on a very nice Sunday around noon, and I got very lucky finding parking. I took the hike to Lands End it was a well 2-3 hours well spent. Although it was fairly hot in SF that day, there was a lot of shade due to the trees along the paths. It is great that the trail is dog friendly. I would recommend keeping your dog on the leash due to the cliffs. read more

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Usually super crowded even though it's a local but now becoming more popular tourist location. Some places I would not recommend kids to be near just because there are open waters and it could be dangerous to have kids run on the ledge of the fort. The cave is nice but there isn't much, definitely cold and at the end, also another place to look out for. There are bar on the bottom, but they don't block out complete access to the ocean, so just be careful read more

[Out-of-Towner Review] I'm not sure what the lure of this place is... Because you cannot bathe in the baths! Anywho, the view, the adventure, the everything -- is why I've always wanted to see what the SB's were all about. Even though we came on a dreary, slightly drizzling February day -- we still made the best of it. As you pass the Clif house, its glitz and glam, then right by the Look out, you can turn in and park. I didn't realize the Lands' End trail was also nestled right near the SB's too. So it makes it a very convenient sight seeing location and also a place to get active -- walking or running! You make your way down 135 steps (yes, I counted), then down a slightly steep decline down to the actual baths. There is nothing about this area or things that suggest you should walk on them or explore, BUT everyone does! It's totally fine, just don't think about what would happen if you fell. I'm sure on a really nice day the view is even better. But I still reveled in the dreary day. The ocean splashing against the rocks, the light rain hitting the water in the baths, and the overall serenity of the area. There is a small little cave, but at the end of it, it was blocked off -- no clue why, assuming for the safety of everyone. And to note that there was no where to go, other than climb on rocks. I think this is a great place to go adventuring. It's free, its fun, and there is even some history posted so you can learn about the geographical history of this area. There is a sign saying that cars get broken into all the time, so be smart! Perfect adventuring for a local or an out-of-towner! read more

Sutro Baths. What an amazing place and sight to see in SF. I always love coming here and bringing new people here. I would suggest this place as a "Must See" in SF. What's great is that they have plenty of parking in the parking lot. Sutro Baths is also close in proximity to Land's End where you can find the Labyrinth Landmark as well. Another great sight to see. Dress appropriately. Wear comfortable shoes. Bring a light jacket. As you go down the stairs to the baths, there is a cave you can go in on the far right. Then on your left are the baths and you can walk on that. You can also go on a nature walk hike back to the parking lot. It is very green and has lots of trees. There's so many trails and pit stops along the hike you can stop at and take in the gorgeous views of the water and even the bridge! It's definitely a great photography spot. So many options and abandoned buildings. It's just truly beautiful. I get amazed every time I come here. Oh yeah, since the Pokemon Go craze is happening. This is a great spot to find Pokemon hahaha Definitely recommend this place! Try coming for a sunrise or sunset as well. That's always an awesome view. read more

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This place is quite awesome despite it being the remnants of what once was a great local bath house from the earlier part of the last century. I'm going to have to channel my geekery here and say that the Sutro Ruins reminded me of Zanarkand from Final Fantasy X, particularly on the days I come here when the fog is rolling in. Creepy, yet beautiful. read more

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Developed by Adolph Sutro in 1894, the Sutro Baths consisted of an ocean pool aquarium and a massive public bathhouse that covered three acres. Unfortunately they were not commercially successfully and were later converted into an ice-skating rink before getting demolished to be replaced by high-rise apartments. However, when a fire destroyed the remains in 1966, the apartment plans were abandoned and now these concrete ruins are left. They have become a part of the Golden Gate National Recreation area since 1973. The ruins are beautiful and it's nice to just sit out there and take in the view, especially if it's a nice sunny day. It's cool to imagine what the area must have been like back when the Baths were popular; you can see images of it if you go to Cliff House (also designed by Adolph Sutro), just a short walk from the ruins. It's a good place to walk and there is even a small cave to explore. read more

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The pictures that Yelpers have provided really do speak thousands of words here. I true local gem and an icon of San Francisco's "local flavor". This place has an interesting and quirky history. There's a great podcast on the history of the Sutro Baths if you're interested: http://99percentinvisible.org/episode/young-ruin/ It's pretty obvious that this place is disintegrating into the beach and ocean quickly. I was wondering what my grandchildren would see of this place. Beautiful, majestic views of the ocean. Quite a gem of San Francisco. It can be a very different environment depending on what time of day or night you are there - dawn, mid-day, sunset, night. All awesome. I come here on occasion with my family to enjoy the ruins, the beach, and to hike along the adjoining Lands End trail. My favorite visit so far was when I visited with my son at sunset. The fog was rolling in off the ocean while the sun was setting. Amazing. There is a mix of tourist groups, families, groups of teenagers, and photographers. Plenty of parking too. I am sometimes surprised to see how few people are walking the trail, but no complaints ;) read more

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Absolutely AMAZING! Every time I discover a SF gem, i am so thankful for being able to live in one of the most enchanting cities. It makes you appreciate San Francisco so much more :) This is a beautiful location to get some photoshoot on! I have seen my friends get their engagement sessions done here. The weather is definitely a hit or miss. It can get super windy in this area since it is pretty much located right next to the ocean! There is something mysterious and enchanting about the Sutro Bath Ruins. Mr. MC and I actually came here after a hike on Land's End Trail. It is definitely a spot for a daytime date, or just to stroll around and take pictures. If you are interested in neither, than you can simply pick your spot, sit down and enjoy the ocean breeze. Or be like me :) http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=d3PoKXEvQPC9JCuLtnrtJA&userid=gmaWUt02_ixItBN2gQsMGQ I absolutely love climbing around the ruins. Just be careful not to fall into the water and cracks in between! :) read more

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Can I say that it's so weird that this place has a yelp. Anyways, the Sutro Baths are super super pretty. It feels historic, calm, and so much more as you walk around the forgotten bath house. It's crazy. It feels like there's a really cool fantasy story that happened. The water is dark and mysterious and it's actually pretty easy to fall in. I realized that some things can not be described through words and pictures. This place left my sister and I in awe and it felt like there were so many nooks and crannies that needed to be discovered. It's a great place to enjoy nature, the ocean, and see how the earth takes back the landscape. Anyways, the people leaving their trash here really need to think twice about their life choices and clean up after themselves. You're not cool, that's pretty disrespectful and you're ruining a lot for the rest of us. read more

Easily one of my favorite places in SF. My college roommate took me here for the first time in 2013 and luckily I got a chance to visit it a second time a few weeks ago. It's a ruin but it's so beautiful. And it's so cool because you can walk along the sides, just be sure not to fall into the water because it's dirty and gross haha. We came on a Sunday morning so it was still cloudy and super windy, which made it pretty scary and I had to walk very very slowly. It has its own parking lot and another small lot across the road. There's also some street parking along the hill by the visitor center and another lot at the very top. You can make you way down to the beach too, which is really nice. There's a huge cliff/rock that you climb on top of and get some awesome pictures. Oh and the area towards the right near the fencing has an opening that leads to a cave where you can hear the waves crashing. The whole place in general is just a pretty cool spot to explore. Apparently, it used to be a swimming pool complex in the 1800s that burned down. Lands End labyrinth is around the area too so be sure to check it out if you have the time!!! read more

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If you're in SF, this is the place to be. My definite number one recommendation. The views that you experience here is simply spectacular. This was the place that made my trip to SF worth it. Come with a friend so you can get some pictures of yourself with the view! I'd definitely recommend it!! I just can't describe how incredible this place is. The entire place is just so surreal. There's also a hiking trail that isn't too hard to get up and that gives you more height to see the entire place a little better. Make this place a priority when you go to SF. It will blow your mind with its beauty! read more

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Who says you have to go to Greece or Rome to see cool ruins? We have them right here in San Francisco, with our Sutro Baths. Known to some (but not all), loved by many, a visit to the Sutro Baths is a truly unique experience. As Ed U. mentions, they do a poor job of educating the public about the history of the baths (in fact, Wikepedia even mentions this - how embarrassing) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sutro_Baths So do yourself a favor and read a little about it before you go. Then just follow the path down (it's not too steep) and explore. You can go up to a concrete walkway and get a glimpse of the GG Bridge, walk through a cave, or just wander around the ruins. So beautiful, interesting, and fun! The seals have returned to Seal Rock, and their cries can sound downright eerie as you navigate around the hills and crumbling structures. The grounds are dog-friendly, but because there are no fences, your pup should be kept on a leash. I think that people should be careful with kids here. There are no guard rails and all sorts of opportunities to tumble downhill. Also there is some broken glass from beer bottles - it's not terrible, but it's there. Older kids should be fine, just watch the little ones. And the wind...seriously strong. Layer up and wear sunglasses if you are there during the day. OK, my camp counselor speech is over...just go, and enjoy! Wonderful way to spend an hour or so viewing Seal Rock with the waves crashing against it. read more

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Building a public pool at the Ocean's footsteps is a fantastic idea. Until you run out of business. Decade over decade, the nature takes back what used be theirs, and leaves you with the ruins of what once was a public bath, a century later. Now, it's one of those magical places only San Francisco can offer. The powerful Pacific Ocean craved out caves, and the water makes its way through the rock formations. Peaceful on a calm day, and mystic on a foggy morning. Great for exploring and starting your coastal hike along the trail towards Land's End. Breathtaking! read more

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Great spot for photography. There's so many areas to get a variety of shots. Great view for a sunset shot but most of the time it will probably be foggy. Parking isn't too bad either. read more

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Another San Francisco tourist trap. A beautiful one though. The history behind is quite interesting. I've seen this place in multiple "Things to do while in SF" lists so I was happy to stumble upon it while walking the Lands End Trail. I didn't even know it was connected. The stairs going down to it is gravelly & turned into really lose sand in come parts so if you're wearing shoes you don't want to ruin, I would suggest you plan for another day. If you don't care, then TREK on! There are signed to clearly mark where Sutro Baths is so you won't miss it. There are multiple places to enjoy the views of this place, there is one on a lightweight cliff then you can go down by the beach there. I went on a foggy day but it still doesn't disappoint :) A great place to listen to the waves of the ocean & WATCH DOLPHINS, yup, watch dolphins. They play in the little cove between the rocks in the ocean. They're more visible from the Lands End cliffs. Happy Tourist Trapping! read more

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Just up the road or down the cliff face from the Cliff House lies Sutro Baths. Holding down the last vestiges of coastline is this scenic view and stunning structure which was once grand in stature. Just up the way, you can see an old illustration of Sutro back in 1900 -- a family swimming hole and amusement center. It looked absolutely stunning and the remnants of this historic site are still just as breathtaking, given the lack of structure. You can get great views of this historic site from the Lands End parking lot and you can walk down a few sets of steps or a few trails down to the baths themselves. Plenty of places for great photos. This was one of the most breathtaking sites we had the pleasure of seeing while we walked from Outer Sunset up to the Lands End. I'd highly recommend checking it out if you've heard about it. It's rather remarkable. read more

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The more I visit, the more magical this place becomes. Just to imagine what this place used to be blows my mind. It's fascinating. Google pictures! Do some research before you visit so you understand what you're looking at. When visiting- wear good shoes. It's rocky, sandy, and the ground is uneven. But it's a great place to explore. Don't miss the cave, the lookout, walking the cement outline of what used to be a huge bath house. This place has come a long way from when we used to visit. The trails are updated, there is better signage, parking has improved a ton, and the gift shop is amazing. Some seriously great finds in there. read more

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A great look of the ocean. Healing and peaceful. Romantic and Exciting .. Very Nice place to think and fall in love . . read more

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Awesome place! Lots of birds and greenery, with a little cave on the side. The ruins are really cool looking, but stinky. Come with sneakers or boots. The downside for me is that it is so cloudy in this area--really hard to catch a sunset. read more

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Walked down from Cliff House for the very first time. In disbelief I have never walked through the tunnel, or around the remaining structures of the bath house. The wonderful pools of water, the swirly waves and heady ocean... The scenic rock outcropping just a few hundred feet away.... Fun and warm, historic, and gorgeous. Sutro himself was a German engineer who hailed from Aachen. He blasted and built his way to the modern equivalent of $120 million dollars in assets! Crazy gorgeous views everywhere. Lovely tie-in to lands End area. The lookout building has clean restrooms and if one parks downhill along Ocean beach, the hill walk is perfectly primed for the glutes ;)! read more

When the weather is nice, the views are amazing. The trees, cliffs, ocean, etc. There are trails you can walk and there's even a pretty big parking area. read more

This place is historic. A little sad to see what this place used to look like. Close to the Cliff House, and next to Ocean Beach this place is beautiful nonetheless and a must see if you're in SF and haven't been here before. Pair this with a hike through Land's End and you have an awesome weekend afternoon. These are ruins right on the oceans edge and there are signs warning of people getting swept off and out to sea. Go visit this beautiful place at sunset or a clear sunny day not good to go when it is foggy because you can't really get a good view. It's a truly spectacular place to take photos and enjoy the view of both the Golden Gate Bridge and the Endless Pacific ocean. Sutro Baths are a must see if you like urban exploring. It's part of San Francisco's history and you could see the ruins. Surrounding area is great for Easy hiking, running , jogging and just walking. If you keep walking you will eventually find yourself walking through a cave. Hear the ocean waves crash and you might even get a little wet. read more