Battery Spencer San Francisco

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(222) · Lookout in Sausalito, United States
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Located in Sausalito, almost 500 feet (152 meters) above the San Francisco Bay, Battery Spencer’s stunning clifftop views of the Golden Gate …

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Mar 22, 2025
If you get a chance to go here it does not disappoint!! Beautiful amazing views and photo opportunities to take advantage ofFull review by texmex915
Dec 10, 2024
The views of the bridge, sea and city were all so amazing! This is one of the best places to visit when exploring San Francisco. The city centre is about a 90 minute - 120 minute walk away so maybe c…Full review by Simonkn20
Nov 12, 2024
I spent a couple of years in S.F. a long time ago and saw the Golden Gate Bridge quite a few times then because I took several visiting friends there. During our recent visit to S.F., we decided to s…Full review by xcschlr

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I read from Google map that Conzelman Road is closed until May 2020. Does it mean Battery Spencer is closed as well?
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You need to come around the back side as the other person said. If coming from SF, This means you need to exit Alexander Rd - stay right - turn left on Bunker-go through tunnel. …
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You need to come around the back side as the other person said. If coming from SF, This means you need to exit Alexander Rd - stay right - turn left on Bunker-go through tunnel. Turn left on McColough and then left again at turn about onto conzelman. Google the route - it’s a nice drive and beautiful view.
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Is this vantage point easily accessible if you take the ferry from the city to Sausalito? Thanks!
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No, it is quite a long walk from downtown
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My wife and I are visiting San Francisco in a couple of weeks, and on one of our days we are going to Muir Woods, but …
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My wife and I are visiting San Francisco in a couple of weeks, and on one of our days we are going to Muir Woods, but instead of heading right back to the city, we wanted to make a stop and see the views of the bridge from Battery Spencer/Marin Headlands side. Does anyone have any advice? Is there a lot of walking from different view points, how much time would be good to stay there? We’re having difficulty with this, so any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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Hi Jeff, There is limited parking around each of the view points, and you will need to drive between them as they are quite a walk between each other and you'll have to walk on the …
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Hi Jeff, There is limited parking around each of the view points, and you will need to drive between them as they are quite a walk between each other and you'll have to walk on the road itself (dangerous in my opinion). There is a short walk from the car to the vista point of about 5 minutes up the hill. It is worth the stop if there is a clear day with no fog, where you can see the city line in its glory. The time that you chose to spend there is really up to you: from few minutes just to snap a photo to a relaxed sandwich stop.
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Answer by Sharon V · May 13, 2018
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My wife and I are visiting San Francisco in a couple of weeks, and on one of our days we are going to Muir Woods, but …
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My wife and I are visiting San Francisco in a couple of weeks, and on one of our days we are going to Muir Woods, but instead of heading right back to the city, we wanted to make a stop and see the views of the bridge from Battery Spencer/Marin Headlands side. Does anyone have any advice? Is there a lot of walking from different view points, how much time would be good to stay there? We’re having difficulty with this, so any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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On really busy days (like when we were there) they have stewards to direct you to parking bays - there may be some waiting for a space but it's a quick turn over
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