Eagle’s Point

Came here on 08÷13÷15, hoping to see the gorgeous LABYRINTH everyone has been talking about, but I was soooo saddened to see it GONE!!! :’(I was so disappointed… I even tried doing some «research» to find out how long the Labyrinth has been gone, but I had no luck whatsoever. I was thinking it was fairly recent, but that’s just an assumption I’m throwing out there.
Nonetheless, the little hike we had to Land’s End was really pretty and definitely showed a beautiful view of SF’s Golden Gate Bridge.
Still bummed out that the Labyrinth is no longer there…
:(
I honestly hope someone recreates it very very soon.
If anyone knows what happened, I would like to know haha. I’m just very curious how it all disappeared & when did it disappear.
I hope this Unilocal review informs those who are really eager to see the labyrinth, that it is no longer there anymore. However, the fact that the labyrinth is gone shouldn’t stop anyone from visiting Land’s End. The view is worth it.

Simply breath taking views to be seen on top if the high hill. You’re treated to amazing views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the Pacific Ocean. After visiting the Legion of Honor, head over here and relax with the stunning scenery around you. A must!

The most breath-​taking views of The Golden Gate Bridge can be found right here, guys. Get out your cameras and stay a while — on a sunny day, it doesn’t get much better.
This little enclave at the end (or beginning, I suppose) of the trail that leads from one end to the other of Land’s End is a show-​stopper. Sure, you’re just a few meters from the road that leads through to the Presidio, but if you get a seat on one of the benches or manage to make your way down to the beach, just tune out the sounds around you and focus on that view, you’ll be lulled into a happy place.
Stunning, picturesque and a place that should top everyone’s ‘Must See in SF’ lists — yes, it’s that good.

Very nice trails. The view of the bridge is spectacular (especially on a nice day) – as a San Franciscan I can easily say it is the best panoramic view in the city. Definitely worth a trip :)

I’ve lived here for 2 years and must have been everywhere nature-​like. and yet we’ve missed this place. Such a find! It’s beautiful. We sat on top of the rock overlooking the labyrinth. it was a beautiful day. wind on my face. sound of the ocean. and we saw dolphins and sea lions! It was so peaceful and serene (even if there were tons of tourists). one of my favorite spots.

Would get sunburned this afternoon if just sat here without busting a move. Ahh so great to take a seat before descending the steeper portion of this trail & marvel at the steep cliffline and wonderful bluffs… so cool.

Karl’s in charge.
Scott Baio ran this place:
Karl The Fog runs this place:
Including Eagle’s Point.
Trust my fellow Unilocalers who rave about the Golden Gate Bridge view. Couldn’t see anything but Karl and the ocean today. Still quite lovely.
Can’t wait to come back. Minus our good friend Karl.

On a clear day, Eagle’s Point offers a fantastic view of the Golden Gate Bridge. From this small, humble wooden deck, the view packs quite a punch.
Clear days are hard to come by in this area though. Bring a jacket because the breeze is usually chilly and fog is the norm. Also, wear comfortable shoes and enjoy the adjacent hiking trail for more tremendous views!

Magical spot that allows a breathtaking view of the bridge if the fog isn’t in. Even when it’s foggy, the short trails that lead behind the lookout point, give you heart-​stopping 180 degree views of the water’s edge. If you’re mobile, check out the tiny trails that lead to the water’s edge on the other side of Eagle’s Point. There’s a clear beaten path that goes down a little ways with some breathtaking vantage points. If you’re afraid of heights, this might not be for you, but it’s not terrifying. If you’re adventurous, check the mini-​trail out. You’ll never want to leave those lookout points.
The wooden wheelchair accessible ramp on the lookout is failing. It works, but it’s a little treacherous as the wood is falling apart. Based off posted signs along the trail, it appears they’re going to renovate Eagle’s Point anyways, so that’s great they will repair/​improve upon this.

I have waited almost three years to write this review of where my husband and I tied the knot, and I’m glad I’ve saved it for my 100^th review! Eagle’s Point has long been a gorgeous hiking trail destination for the two of us at Lands End, where a spectacular view of the Golden Gate Bridge can be seen resting above the beautiful San Francisco Bay. Even when the fog rolls in, as it did on our wedding day, it creates such a mysterious and romantic veil over the trail.
We had a small party of twenty people who stood waiting to watch us say our vows at Eagle’s Point lookout, which is nicely enclosed by reddish wooden railings. Our friends and family scattered red, white, and violet rose petals on the dirt where we were to stand and become husband and wife. Getting married at sunset in October, there weren’t many people around, so it was a lovely semi-​private event. As I walked down one of my husband and my favorite hiking trails, in my Betsy Johnson sparkly high heels, I thought how lucky I was to be marrying the love of my life, in the city that I adore. Surrounded by fog, the Bay, and the Golden Gate Bridge, we said, «I do.»

Twin peaks gets a lot of attention and love on Unilocal (and it sure deserves it) but Eagle’s point is another FANTASTIC scenic lookout point to truly take in and appreciate how beautiful this city and area is. I love coming here to gaze at the Golden Gate bridge as well as look out at the Pacific. Sometimes you take the journey to get here and it’s foggy which obviously dampers your view a bit but a lot of times I find that it looks almost amazing or just as amazing in a different way with all of the fog rolling in off the ocean– especially when you can see the top of the Golden Gate sticking up through the fog. A surreal experience that anyone in this city should take advantage of… just please don’t litter!

This is a very scenic lookout point with a great view of the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin Headlands (at least when the fog has not rolled in). For me it serves as a great relaxing point prior to turning around during my hikes on the Lands End hiking trail (since I usually park and start at the Fort Miley parking lot on the other end).

I love this area, the view here is amazing. i come here when i just want to get away. i use to hop over the fence and climb down to a small beach

Located on the back side of the Legion of Honor on the Land’s End trail, it allows people a good view of the Golden Gate bridge without being stuck in traffic. If people are daring, it also allows people a view of China Beach, if they walk across a small narrow path and stand on a ledge.

There is a nice sign at the trailhead here introducing the area and landmarks.

This is a truly stunning location with unsurpassed views of the Golden Gate and the bridge. For my fiancée and me there was some confusion when reading the reviews whether Eagle’s Point still has a view of the Golden Gate Bridge from the enclosed area. To clear this up, it most certainly does, although it is obscured by several trees; basically only about one half of the bridge is visible. There are numerous locations along the trail leading to the point that have stupendous views of the bridge and make outstanding locations for photographs. The point also has a breathtaking view of the western portion of the strait and out into the Pacific. Furthermore, the point is only about 50 yards from the street (important for a bride in high heels, or so I’m told) and there is ample street parking.
Despite being a foggy day during our visit we have decided to have our small wedding at this location due to the amazing view and the ample locations for photos that include the Golden Gate Bridge in its entirety.

Beautiful. If you take the trail from the Cliff House/​Sutro Baths, this is where you end up.

This is a beautiful landing on the edge of a cliff… but the view of the bridge is completely blocked by a big tree! You can see the bridge walking up to the landing, but not while you’re on the landing. Who wants to get married on a landing that has no view when there is a view from the dirt path 5 feet to the side? Ridiculous and useless.

The view from Eagle’s Point is beautiful. You can see everything. The man and I noticed that you could reserve the space for events. It didn’t occur to me that people would have their wedding here, but now that I think about it, it’s a really pretty spot to have your wedding. Of course, I’d hope the weather would be better than today — gloomy, misty, and cold. Now I’m thinking I want my wedding ceremony here too. Not that I’m getting married any time soon…

Eagle’s Point is a look out point at Land’s End Park. From the top of the cliff you get a beautiful view of the Bay, the Ocean, the Golden Gate and Marin.
I always pictured my wedding on top of a cliff overlooking the Ocean and that’s exactly what I got. We reserved this spot for our wedding ceremony back in May and it worked out beautifully. They allow up to 50 people or less. They also allow alcohol for toasting, but we served champagne the three hours that we were there. You can decorate the place as you like, but you are not allowed to attach anything to the wooden rails. I don’t think you’d want to decorate too much anyway. We tied some ribbons along the stairs just to help us distinguish the party and discourage random people from wondering in.
It costs $ 400 to reserve for 3 hours. This includes setting up and taking everything down. This is a very popular spot for weddings, so you probably want to make sure you reserve the spot way in advance. We gave ourselves 2 months to prepare (I’m very low maintenance when it comes to this things) and we were pretty lucky to get it.
The wind could be a concern, but with any luck, the right time of year and enough champagne, it shouldn’t be a problem. Our wedding turned out with minimal winds and lots of sunshine. :)
No receptions are allowed, and there are no bathrooms. But on the upside, there is plenty of parking. To reserve this or other outdoor spots like this one, go to: