Waterfall Hikes Near South San Francisco, CA
within 50 miles
Looking for the best waterfalls to hike near South San Francisco? There are 14 waterfall hiking trails within a 50-mile radius of South San Francisco. These trails range from easy to moderate difficulty, providing options for both casual hikers and experienced adventurers looking to explore the region's natural beauty.
Map of Waterfalls Near South San Francisco
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🚗 Easy Waterfall Hikes Near South San Francisco (3 waterfalls)
Easy access waterfalls are drive-up or short-walk friendly. Perfect for families, casual visitors, or anyone who loves waterfalls but is "so-so" about hiking.
🐕 Dog-Friendly Waterfall Hikes Around South San Francisco (7 waterfalls)
Bring your four-legged friend along! These waterfalls welcome dogs on their trails.
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Nearby Hot Springs
Hot springs near South San Francisco, California
Rocky Point Springs
Rocky Point Springs emerges at 90°F along the Marin County coastline near Bolinas at the unusual elevation of negative 5 feet, ...
Crohare Spring
Crohare Spring emerges at 70°F from protected conservation lands near Livermore, flowing barely 9 degrees above ambient tempera...
Sulphur Spring
Sulphur Spring emerges at 75°F near San Francisco Bay, reaching temperatures 14.4 degrees warmer than the mild East Bay climate...
Alameda Warm Springs
Alameda Warm Springs flows at 80°F (27°C) in Mission Peak Regional Preserve near Milpitas, a modest thermal seep just 20 degree...
Unnamed Spring Solano County
Near Benicia in Solano County, this 73-degree spring flows at 218 feet, 14 degrees warmer than ambient, just 68.5 meters from L...
Springs
These warm springs emerge in Contra Costa County's Mount Diablo foothills near Clayton at just 649 feet elevation, sitting bare...
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