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2. www.sfmta.com › getting-around › muniCable Cars | SFMTA

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   Find maps and schedules below or download MuniMobile® to plan your trip: California Cable Car. Powell/Hyde Cable Car. Powell/Mason Cable Car. Buying Tickets. To avoid long lines, prepay utilizing MuniMobile® or Clipper® Card.

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3. www.sftodo.com › sanfrancisco › cable-car-san-franciscoSan Francisco Cable Car Guide - SF To Do

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   Learn about the history, routes, and tips of riding the cable cars in San Francisco. Download a printable cable car map with all the stops and top areas or a full San Francisco map.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › San_Francisco_cable_car_systemSan Francisco cable car system - Wikipedia

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   Route map: The San Francisco cable car system is the world's last manually operated cable car system and an icon of the city of San Francisco.

   • Number of lines: 3
   • Headquarters: San Francisco Cable Car Museum

   • Track gauge: 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm)
   • Number of stations: 62

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6. www.sftodo.com › images › cable-carCable Car Map - San Francisco To Do | SF To Do

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   SF. FISF TODO San Fteanc.igo. Cable Car Map Broadway Califonia Street Union Square SFtoDo.co/us Fisherman's Wharf SFtoDo.co/fw Jefferson Street Beach —LarkinS St -4 chestnut St Lombard St Pier 39 SFtoDo.co/pt Bay St Francisco Street Chinatown SFtoDo.co/ct Greenwich St Filbert St Union St Green St Vallejo St —Broad pacific Ave Pacific ...

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7. sfcablecars.org › rideRide — 150 Years of Cable Cars

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   Where do the cable cars run? There are three cable car lines, all located in the northeast section of San Francisco. Here’s a map.

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   What is the other San Francisco cable car route?

   • The other San Francisco cable car route is the California/Van Ness line, which starts at California and Market and continues on until Van Ness. Note: You can clearly see the exact routes for all of these cable car lines (and their relation to other major city attractions) on our free downloadable San Francisco city map.

   San Francisco Cable Car Guide - SF To Do

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   What time do cable cars run in San Francisco?

   • Cable Car Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 10:30 p.m. every day of the week (7 days a week) – Updated August 2022 You can download our printable cable car map, with all of the stops and top areas or a full San Francisco map . The (very popular) cable cars generally run about every 10 minutes.

   San Francisco Cable Car Guide - SF To Do

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   Where can you see San Francisco from a cable car?

   • Starting at Market Street, the Powell-Mason Line passes through the heart of downtown San Francisco, offering glimpses of Union Square and the Financial District. As the cable car ascends Nob Hill, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of the city skyline and the famous Grace Cathedral.

   Cable Car Routes In San Francisco: Map, Fare, And Tips

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   Where can I hop on a cable car in San Francisco?

   • Luckily, San Francisco has several convenient locations where you can hop on a cable car. The city offers three main cable car lines: the Powell-Hyde Line, the Powell-Mason Line, and the California Street Line. To find the nearest stop, you can use various resources such as online maps, mobile apps, or simply ask a local for directions.

   Cable Car Routes In San Francisco: Map, Fare, And Tips

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9. roambliss.com › cable-car-routes-san-francisco-mapCable Car Routes In San Francisco: Map, Fare, And Tips

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   Feb 23, 2024 · February 23, 2024. By John Furlow. Discover the cable car routes in San Francisco using our detailed map. Plan your trip with information on ticket prices, operating hours, and tips for riding the cable car. Explore popular destinations along the routes like Fisherman’s Wharf and Union Square.

10. www.sftravel.com › article › your-guide-to-powellYour Guide to the Powell-Mason Cable Car Line | San Francisco ...

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    San Francisco’s iconic cable cars are recognized the world over for the clanging of the bells, panoramic views, and thrilling descents down steep hills. Taking a ride on a cable car is always at the top of visitors’ must-do San Francisco experiences.