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SF’s Twin Peaks Getting New Park + Trails w/ 360° Views

Lets hope for a late 2026 / early 2027 arrival of new trails, overlooks with sweeping 360-degree views, and a car-free promenade.
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San Francisco is moving forward with plans to upgrade Twin Peaks with new trails, overlooks with sweeping 360-degree views, and a car-free promenade.

The project, which has a groundbreaking Ceremony on April 29, 2026, will convert the closed eastern stretch of Twin Peaks Boulevard into a new linear park designed for walking, biking, and taking in the views.

What’s Planned

  • Two parallel trails
  • A paved, ADA-accessible path for bikes, strollers, and wheelchairs
  • A softer natural-surface trail for walking and jogging
  • New scenic overlooks
  • Seating areas, including concrete seat walls
  • Bike racks and updated signage
  • Habitat restoration to protect sensitive areas, including the endangered Mission Blue Butterfly
  • Better trail connections

The promenade is designed to link into larger trail networks, including the Bay Area Ridge Trail and the Creeks to Peaks Trail.

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SF’s Twin Peaks Just Got Two New Trails – 12/10/24

Recent improvements at Twin Peaks include new trail segments, repaired steps, erosion control, and clearer wayfinding. These updates address long-standing issues with trail conditions and informal paths .

When will it open? Late 2026? Maybe….

There’s two different timelines floating about from the parks and rec department. One says that the promenade will be ready “late 2026” – another hints that it won’t be until 2027. If you’ve live in SF long enough, you know to always bet on the over.

Groundbreaking Event – April 29, 2026 | 2-3pm

Attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the Twin Peaks Promenade project in San Francisco. The event, held at the parking lot between the two peaks, will feature remarks and a ceremonial groundbreaking. The project will convert a portion of Twin Peaks Boulevard into a linear park with parallel trails, scenic overlooks, accessible paths, and connections to major regional trail networks.

When complete, the project will add new trails, viewpoints, and connections, and change how visitors move through and experience Twin Peaks.

Event Description:
Join Rec & Park for the Twin Peaks Promenade groundbreaking on Wednesday, 4/29 from 2-3PM at the parking lot between the two peaks (501 Twin Peaks Boulevard). The project will transform the eastern portion of Twin Peaks Boulevard into a new linear park.

It’ll feature parallel trails, including an accessible multi-use path & a softer trail for walkers & joggers, along w/ scenic overlooks, connections to the regional trail network, & more.The event will feature remarks followed by a ceremonial groundbreaking.