Bay Area Bucket List

As we think more and more seriously about the possibility of moving out of the San Francisco Bay Area, I decided it would be a good idea to put together a list of all the things that we never got to do/try/see or all the things that we would like to do/try/see again before we leave. My main criteria for this list is anything that can be done in less than a day or weekend trip from San Francisco. Additions to the list are ongoing.

  1. Ride the Powell Street Cable Cars in San Francisco
  2. Attempt to see California Condors at Pinnacles National Monument
  3. Hike to Tomales Point at Point Reyes National Seashore
  4. Hike the Skyline to the Sea Trail from Big Basin State Park to Waddell Creek Beach
  5. Visit some baby goats in the spring at Harley Farms
  6. Drive through Bear Valley during wildflower season
  7. Visit Natural Bridges State Beach during monarch butterfly season
  8. Bike around Angel Island
  9. Walk all 29 walks in Adah Bakalinsky's Stairway Walks in San Francisco
  10. Attempt all the routes in Short Bike Rides in and around San Francisco (with some exceptions)
  11. Drive Highway 1 along Big Sur
  12. Eat at Chez Panisse
  13. Eat oysters at Tomales Bay Oyster Company
  14. Hike Mt. Davidson
  15. Get ice cream at Bi-Rite Creamery
  16. Hike the Marin Headlands
  17. Visit City Lights Books
  18. Ride the N Judah muni line from from downtown to Ocean Beach
  19. Hike around the summit of Mount Diablo after the rains clear
  20. Go to the San Francisco Flower Market
  21. Walk the Lyon Street Steps around sunset
  22. Go to the Pigeon Point Lighthouse lighting in November
  23. See the cherry blossoms in bloom at the Japanese Tea Garden
  24. Go Mushroom hunting

3 comments:

  1. Terri BartosJune 25, 2012 at 11:00 AM

    Visit every attraction at Golden Gate Park including a Concert
    Visit the zoo at night
    Have an Irish Coffee at Buena Vista
    Visit Alcatraz Island
    Ride your bike across Golden Gate Bridge
    Go to another 49ers game with Terri while they are still at Candlestick :)
    Visit Gilroy Gardens and see the Circus Trees
    Ride the Giant Dipper at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk

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