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  1. Ina Coolbrith Park. If you love exploring and discovering little pockets of the hidden San Francisco, there’s a little 0.8-acre park in Russian Hill that’s calling your name. Enjoy the hike up to Ina Coolbrith Park and, if the steep hills don’t take your breath away, the stunning views of the city and the bay sure will.

  2. 86 reviews and 355 photos of INA COOLBRITH PARK "It's a steep climb to this grassy area with a boulder bearing a plaque with the name of the first poet laureate of California, to whom this small park on Russian Hill is dedicated. It earns its five stars for its sweeping views of the Bay, North Beach, the Bay Bridge, and the lower Financial ...

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    • 37.798285
    • Taylor & Vallejo Streets San Francisco, CA 94101
    • 122.413453
  3. Apr 15, 2022 · Ina Coolbrith Park is a hidden gem with a short but steep hike to incredible panoramic views of the city. Read about all its awe-inspiring features and history.

  4. Jul 10, 2023 · The apex of Ina Coolbrith Park in Russian Hill is a perfect example of a sloping hillside green space that feels like a neighborhood secret, and it's a great excuse to visit a new corner of the...

    • Tessa Mclean
    • California Editor
  5. On the way to Ina Coolbrith Park make sure you walk the Vallejo St steps, after which you’ll discover this small hidden gem of a park with fantastic views and colourful and noisy parakeets. Named after Ina Coolbrith California’s first ever Poet Laureate.

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  6. A hidden gem on Russian Hill with benches, greenery and city views. Learn about the park's history, location, access and friends group.

  7. Aug 1, 2012 · Learn about the history and features of this park named after the first California Poet Laureate. Find out how to access it by cable car, bus or stairs, and enjoy the views and gardens.

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