Dolores Park Loop route

Name: Dolores Park Loop
Address: San Francisco, CA

near San Francisco, CA

3,451 ft

Distance

125 ft

Climb

-92 ft

Descent

142 ft

High Point

33 ft

Altitude change

63 ft

Altitude min

65 ft

Altitude start

98 ft

Altitude end

Grade

-31.9%

Grade max

31.2%

Grade min

1,647 ft

Distance climb

1,706 ft

Distance down

98 ft

Distance flat

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Detailed Description

Dolores Park Loop is a 3,451 ft easy route located near San Francisco California. This hike primary route and has a easy overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 125 ft with a max elevation of 142 ft then descends -92 ft.

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Stats

Distance

3,451 ft
Altitude min

63 ft
Altitude start

65 ft
Altitude end

98 ft
Climb

125 ft
Descent

-92 ft
Grade

1%
Grade max

-31.9%
Grade min

31.2%
Distance climb

1,647 ft
Distance down

1,706 ft
Distance flat

98 ft

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Trails in Route

Mission Doroles Park Inner Loop

2,546 ft

Details

Riding area

San Francisco
Primary Activity

Hike
Other Activities
- Trail Running
Difficulty rating

Green
Route Type

Loop
Physical rating

Easy

Directions

Walk south on Mission Doroles Park Inner Loop.
Continue for 20 meters.
Turn right to stay on Mission Doroles Park Inner Loop.
Continue for 100 meters.
Turn right onto Miguel Hidalgo Memorial Statue Trail.
Continue for 40 meters.
Bear right onto Mission Doroles Park West Trail.
Continue for 100 meters.
Turn left onto Mission Doroles Park Outer Loop.
Continue for 700 meters.

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