Duboce Park Originally set aside as the site for the public hospital in San Francisco, this park is now the center of a very beautiful and desirable neighborhood located between Mint Hill and The Castro. This was the closest area to the 1906 earthquake and fire that was not destroyed. The Park served as a major refugee camp following 1906, and was the center of a large Scandinavian population. On this stroll, we'll walk the quiet, tree-lined streets of the Duboce Triangle, and see an incredible variety of architecture from every era, as well as one of the City's major hospitals. The walk will include a stop at the home of Gary Holloway, a 22-year resident of the Duboce Park neighborhood.
Many walks sell out.
No children under 8 and no pets, please. There are no refunds, however we will do our best to accommodate changes in reservations. Meeting place information will be mailed with your order confirmation. The undersigned understands that participation in these tours may present possible risks and hazards. I may suffer as a result.