Strap on your boots for this one: There's a reason this stretch of sand just beyond the Golden Gate is one of San Francisco's great unknowns. What was once the site of Adolph Sutro's private railroad, meant to lure daytrippers out to his Sutro Baths, is now nothing more than a narrow trail perched atop steep cliffs overlooking treacherous Pacific waves. Maneuver past Dead Man's Point, and the prize awaits you at the bottom of the 100-plus steps down a steep trail: nothing but a secluded,... More »
