Posted in San Francisco August 01, 2017 by Julian Garr

The Top Secret Beach In San Francisco That Will Make Your Summer Complete

San Francisco is full of wonderful gems and natural beauty. However, not all the most beautiful things are easy to find in the city. Take time to hike to this secluded beach with stunning views.

Marshall's Beach is located in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area of San Francisco.

Marshall's Beach is located at Langdon Ct, San Francisco, 94129

You need to hike to this beach, but it is totally worth it because of the spectacular and dazzling views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

To access this beach, start heading on the Batteries to Bluffs trail. There are a few trails along the coast here, so make sure to follow the signage.

You will have to only take part of the Batteries to Bluffs Trail. This is a beautiful and popular trail with plenty of views and thrills.

The trailhead to this beach is not far from the parking lot, but be prepared for a short and windy hike.

This is not the easiest beach to access, so the closer you get to the bridge the rockier it gets. The beach is pretty secluded and well worth the effort.

Because of the seclusion of this beach below steep cliffs, it is still one of the best-known clothing-optional beaches in San Francisco.

Please be cautious while visiting this beach, at high tide the beach can slippery and very wet so check the weather and tide before you go.

Before you leave Marshall's Beach make sure to take plenty of pictures and enjoy the views of the Golden Gate Bridge, the mysterious rocks, and nature. This is a small beach, but very rewarding to visit.

Have you been to this beach? Let us know what you think! Share this story too. If you are curious about other wonderful stuff in the city then check out this Summer San Francisco’s Longest Running Festival?.

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