City overview
San Francisco's Orthodox community is spread across several neighbourhoods, so where you stay shapes what you can reach on Shabbat. Chabad of San Francisco holds services at 873 Sutter Street, with pre-booked Shabbat meals. Richmond Torah Center - Chabad is at 423 10th Avenue in the Richmond District, and the Schneerson Center is at 2655 Balboa Street. Chabad centres also serve Cole Valley, Noe Valley and West Portal.











































Muir Woods National Monument
San Francisco, CA · Entrance fee $15 per person age 16 and older; free for ages 15 and under. A parking or shuttle reservation is required and paid separately: parking $10 per standard vehicle ($30 medium, $45 large), or shuttle $4 per adult round trip (age 16 and older), free for ages 15 and under. Annual Pass $45 for the holder plus three adults.
Muir Woods National Monument is a 550-acre park that protects an old-growth forest of coast redwoods, the tallest type of tree in the world, along Redwood Creek. It has been a National Monument since 1908 and is a day trip from San Francisco. Visitors walk miles of trail through the forest, including boardwalks and benches for visitors with different mobility needs.
Time needed
Half an hour to an hour and a half, depending on the loop
Hours
Open daily 8:00 AM to approximately sunset; closing time changes through the year. Visitor center 8:00 AM to 30 minutes before the park closes.
Tips
Reservations are required for every vehicle and every shuttle rider and are made online in advance. The entrance fee is separate from the reservation and can be bought in advance or on arrival. Download your reservation or shuttle ticket before you arrive.
Phone
(415) 561-2850Website
https://www.nps.gov/muwo/Neighborhood
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Kosher map of San Francisco, CA
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