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We Return to Diamond Hts., for more - Exercise, Architectural & Grand Views at Diamond Hts., San Francisco

We Return to Diamond Hts., for more - Exercise, Architectural & Grand Views

Walk about two to three miles over hilly terrain in Diamond Heights, following a planned route to local historic and architectural sites. The listing mentions an optional stop afterward at Creighton Cafe.

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November 1, 2026 · 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Diamond Hts., San Francisco, 5290 Diamond Hts. Blvd. ·

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Explore Diamond Heights on a two-to-three-mile route using a prepared map and local historic and architectural points of interest.

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Organizer’s description

Lots of beautiful vistas in this neighborhood that was built up after WW II. About two or three miles today over very very hilly terrain. If we haven't done it beforehand we'll pick where we left off at the end of the March 1, 2026, Diamond Hts. tour where instead of going right when we returned to Diamond Hts.Blvd. we'll go left and up the hill for more exploring. Then join us afterward at Creighton Cafe for a choice of great sandwiches in a delightful outdoor setting at the Diamond Hts. Shopping Center. Meet at the Safeway Supermarket entrance off Diamond Hts. Blvd. Muni bus #35 or #52. Glen Park BART station is in the vicinity. When I do a tour to a new neighborhood I've only done once before, like Diamond Hts., it is extra fun and exciting for me. I'll have some basic local historic locations (see the attached photos) and heritage architecture sites (addresses). We'll find these with an excellent map with a great pre-planned route to follow. So join, me in exploring this San Francisco neighborhood on a new tour for all of us. I'll have hard copies of the route map and a list of POIs to hand-out to those who like to pitch-in and can help keep us on track. If you have a problem maintaining your social calendar, please be advised! (Don't be a no-show.) It's good to give out name tags which I do. I fill out the name tags just before I leave for the tour. This also gives me a way to take attendance. Because name tags that are not picked up, are recorded as no-shows.

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