Grandview Park, commonly referred to as Turtle Hill, is an elevated park spanning a city block within San Francisco's Sunset District, bordered by 14th and 15th Avenues and Noriega Street. The 3.98-acre park protects one of the city's final remaining native plant habitats, including significant habitats for the dune tasy and the Franciscan wallflower. Monterey cypress trees line the park, which reaches heights of approximately 666 feet and offers beautiful views of Golden Gate Park, Lake Merced, and Point Reyes. A small trail network spans 0.2 miles at the top of the park's hill, with a series of wooden stairs serving as an access point. Visitors should stay on established paths within the park due to its sensitive environmental conditions, which are highly affected by erosion conditions.

Grandview Park, 1705 14th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122, Phone: 415-831-2700

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