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.












































Point Reyes National Seashore
San Francisco, CA · Free; no entrance fee, and no parking fees at visitor centers, beaches or trailheads.
Point Reyes National Seashore is a National Park Service seashore with beaches, headland trails, tule elk at Tomales Point and elephant seals near Chimney Rock, a day trip from San Francisco. The Point Reyes Lighthouse sits at the base of 313 stairs. Gray whales migrate past from December through May and can often be seen from the lighthouse and Chimney Rock areas.
Hours
Open every day, 6:00 AM–12:00 AM. Visitor center, Lighthouse and stairs hours are set separately.
Tips
Elephant seals are present on the beaches near Chimney Rock year-round and are most numerous in winter. Tule elk can be found at several locations in the park, with the best chance of seeing them at Tomales Point.
Phone
(415) 464-5100Website
https://www.nps.gov/pore/Neighborhood
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Kosher map of San Francisco, CA
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