Cheap Things To Do in South San Francisco, California

The crown jewel of the California missions, Mission San Antonio de Padua was founded by Fr. Junipero Serra in 1771 and, of all the missions, is the closest to the way it was during his life. It was the third of the 21 California missions, ... More on uptake_content

Who would have thought that there would be a pretty large climbing rock in the middle of San Francisco? The wall in on Beaver St. in the Corona Heights playground, right above the Castro district. The park also appears to be a pet ... More on RockClimbing

You�re emotionally and physically exhausted. Life is good, but the days seem to be getting longer. Your love life is its usual roller coaster. Your family is driving you up the wall. Your computer ... More on Golden-gate-park.com

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From Candlestick Point State Recreation, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay, the East Bay Hills,San Bruno Mountain as well as relax in the peaceful scenery of the park itse... More on Parks

Candlestick Park - Beer? Check. Newspapers? Check. Candlestick Park, at 490 Jamestown Ave,, offers your usual selection of imports, domestics, and so on. Craaaaazy, out-of-control entertainment? Um... More on clubzone

Sweeny Ridge is a series of hiking trails on the bluffs above Pacifica in neighboring San Mateo County. In 1769, Spanish explorers stood here and caught their first view of the San Francisco Bay; your family will appreciate its still ... More on GoCityKids

Right below tourist snapping away at one of the most breathtaking views of the bay area is one of the longest artifical wall in the city. I estimate about 80 yards in length at about 15 feet high at it's tallest point. ... More on RockClimbing

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A mini Stinson Beach in San Francisco There are a couple of good boulders to climb. There is a 12ft overhanging bouldering with a fun arete and steep short but fun north face climb located at the s... More on RockClimbing

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