San Francisco’s seven iconic hills are more than just geographic landmarks—they are the heartbeat of the city’s identity, ...

When I visited, the fog rolled in hard ... So the next time you walk through San Francisco, take a second to look beyond the postcard view. You might be surprised by what’s staring back.

You’ll recognize it right away, it has appeared in many postcards ... the famous Bay Area fog doesn’t conceal the view, ...

Some routes, of course, are superior to others, serving up memorable views from the observation car—or a private roomette.

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Whether shrouded in fog (whose name is Karl ... Yes, it’s a must-see, and yes, it’s as impressive as every postcard and refrigerator magnet makes it out to be. San Francisco is a city best explored on ...

But drive about three hours north of San Francisco along the serpentine Highway 1 ... Each curve reveals another postcard-worthy view, another moment where you’ll find yourself involuntarily ...

If this same road existed near San Francisco or Boston, it would be plastered across ... the Talimena Drive is a paradise of ever-changing light and landscape. Morning often brings fog that fills the ...

Among acrobatics, choreography, spoken word, video projections, shadow play and original music, the most authentic evidence ...