The end of fall is near so check out these awesome hikes. Some of these hikes are tried and true popular trails and others are a bit overlooked. Explore these hikes around the Bay area for some awesome views and colors.

  1. The Filbert Steps

John G/Yelp A stairway in Telegraph Hill with wonderful views and plenty of green, natural colors, and more. Expect a classic view of Coit Tower and awesome cottages along the way. Address: Filbert St & Sansome Street, San Francisco, 94111

  1. Lovers Lane

Ann S/Yelp Lovers Lane at the Presidio is a marvelous hike that is romantic and colorful. Expect some astounding greenery and romantic, peaceful, and overwhelmingly beautiful trails. Address: The Presidio, San Francisco

  1. John McLaren Park

Bryan E/Yelp John McLaren Park is a hidden gem in San Francisco that features a lot of trails and colors. There is a trail called the Philosopher’s path that is quite fun for views and worthwhile attractions. Address: 116 John F Shelley Drive, San Francisco, 94134

  1. Robert Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve

Shirley F/Yelp The hiking here is full of greenery, a labyrinth, and even a volcano. Robert Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve offers a dazzling hike up round top loop trail wth lots to do and see. Address: 6800 Skyline Blvd, Oakland, 94611

  1. Pulgas Water Temple

Ann S/Yelp Not your typical hike or stroll in the park at all. Pulgas Water Temple is just south of Crystal Springs reservoir in the South Bay. Plan ahead because this colorful hike s open Monday through Friday, 9 am. to 4 pm. Call (650) 872-5900 for more information. Address: 80 Cañada Rd, Redwood City, 94062

  1. Point Reyes Lighthouse hike

Peter A/Yelp A spectacular ending with a lighthouse and more. This hike is for everyone, so everyone can enjoy the redwoods, moist air, and plenty of foliage. Address: 27999 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Inverness, 94937

  1. Inspiration Point

Saachi G/Yelp Nimitz Way Trail at Inspiration Point in Berkeley is a nearby hike with lots to offer. Of course, enjoy inspirational views, including the stone Rotary Peace Grove lookout and an abandoned Nike missile site. Address: Tilden Regional Park, Berkeley

  1. Cataract Falls hike

Polly H/Yelp Cataract Falls is a great hike in Marin county with wonderful deep foliage and a waterfall. The most popular hike is the Cataract Falls on Mt. Tam. Address: Bolinas Fairfax Road, Fairfax, 94978

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John G/Yelp

A stairway in Telegraph Hill with wonderful views and plenty of green, natural colors, and more. Expect a classic view of Coit Tower and awesome cottages along the way. Address: Filbert St & Sansome Street, San Francisco, 94111

Ann S/Yelp

Lovers Lane at the Presidio is a marvelous hike that is romantic and colorful. Expect some astounding greenery and romantic, peaceful, and overwhelmingly beautiful trails. Address: The Presidio, San Francisco

Bryan E/Yelp

John McLaren Park is a hidden gem in San Francisco that features a lot of trails and colors. There is a trail called the Philosopher’s path that is quite fun for views and worthwhile attractions. Address: 116 John F Shelley Drive, San Francisco, 94134

Shirley F/Yelp

The hiking here is full of greenery, a labyrinth, and even a volcano. Robert Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve offers a dazzling hike up round top loop trail wth lots to do and see. Address: 6800 Skyline Blvd, Oakland, 94611

Not your typical hike or stroll in the park at all. Pulgas Water Temple is just south of Crystal Springs reservoir in the South Bay. Plan ahead because this colorful hike s open Monday through Friday, 9 am. to 4 pm. Call (650) 872-5900 for more information. Address: 80 Cañada Rd, Redwood City, 94062

Peter A/Yelp

A spectacular ending with a lighthouse and more. This hike is for everyone, so everyone can enjoy the redwoods, moist air, and plenty of foliage. Address: 27999 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Inverness, 94937

Saachi G/Yelp

Nimitz Way Trail at Inspiration Point in Berkeley is a nearby hike with lots to offer. Of course, enjoy inspirational views, including the stone Rotary Peace Grove lookout and an abandoned Nike missile site. Address: Tilden Regional Park, Berkeley

Polly H/Yelp

Cataract Falls is a great hike in Marin county with wonderful deep foliage and a waterfall. The most popular hike is the Cataract Falls on Mt. Tam. Address: Bolinas Fairfax Road, Fairfax, 94978

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