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Kat Test Trail Related Content
Difficulty Level: Moderate

SOLR is working on Test, so here I am :D

A California pollinator explores a brilliant yellow flower.
Kat Test Trail 2
Difficulty Level: Easiest Moderate Very Strenuous
Trail Length: 24.00 miles round trip

Body for. Kat Test Trail 2

Skyline view from Coyote Ridge Trail
Coyote Ridge Trail
Difficulty Level: Easiest
Trail Length: 1.52 miles round trip

Running along Coyote Ridge, this trail presents visitors with panoramic, eye-popping views of San Francisco, the Pacific, the rolling hills and valleys of the Marin Headlands, and, on clear days, even Mt. Diablo far to the east.

Dias Ridge Trail
Dias Ridge and Redwood Creek Watershed Loop
Difficulty Level: Moderately Strenuous
Trail Length: 6.14 miles round trip

Just across the street from the Pelican Inn and a short walk from Muir Beach, this trail ascends gradually and offers wonderful views of Muir Beach. Eventually you'll connect with the Miwok Trail.

Gun at Black Point Battery in Fort Mason
Black Point Battery Trail
Difficulty Level: Easiest
Trail Length: 0.35 miles round trip

During the Civil War, the U.S. Army hastily built two batteries, armed with 10-inch Rodman guns, at a site that locals called Black Point. These armaments at Point San Jose Military Reservation (later called Fort Mason) served as backup to the fortifications on Alcatraz and at Fort Point.

Aerial view of Rancho Corral de Tierra trails
Clipper Ridge Trail
Difficulty Level: Strenuous
Trail Length: 3.74 miles round trip

The trailhead is near the intersection of Coral Reef Avenue and Sevilla Avenue in El Grenada, but parking can be tricky in the area (Quarry Park, half a mile away, is probably your best bet).

Battery Crosby in the Presidio
Battery Crosby Trail
Difficulty Level: Easiest
Trail Length: 0.27 miles round trip

This short segment of the Batteries to Bluffs Trail takes visitors to Battery Crosby, an Endicott-era battery completed and armed in 1900 to protect the underwater minefield outside the Golden Gate.