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Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project

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The Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project is a San Francisco Recreation and Park Department park project focused on trail improvements and a promenade at Twin Peaks. No cost figures, schedule, or current phase have been published.AI-generated

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contact.email keri.ayers@sfgov.org reported html:sfrecpark.org · retrieved 2026-07-29
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name Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project reported html:sfrecpark.org · retrieved 2026-07-29
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source.project_id 634 reported html:sfrecpark.org · retrieved 2026-07-29
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source.url https://sfrecpark.org/634/Twin-Peaks-Trails-Improvement-Promenade- reported html:sfrecpark.org · retrieved 2026-07-29
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summary The Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project is a San Francisco Recreation and Park Department park... generated llm:summarize · retrieved 2026-07-29
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Source records

Recreation and Park active park projects key 634 primary · rule:recpark-group-by-page-id

Assertion history (latest 100, including superseded)

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update.post {'aid': '3059', 'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3059', 'body': 'Demolition at Twin Peaks has been completed. The project has been on a temporary construction hold while the project team adjusts the design layout and details, finalizes change orders, and awaits laboratory soil testing results confirming that imported soil is pathogen-free. This testing is particularly important at Twin Peaks given the sensitive natural habitat and the need to protect existing native plant communities. The contractor is scheduled to remobilize on Tuesday, September 8. As work resumes, the contractor will install additional, stronger-gauge construction fencing and another security camera to help monitor and secure the site. We are also pleased to share that the project has been awarded an additional Priority Conservation Area Grant focused on habitat restoration. The new funding will support several improvements, including: Repairing an eroding area that is undermining the trail over Eureka Peak at the north end of the project; Decommissioning a social trail and repairing erosion within Mission Blue Butterfly habitat; and Providing 24 months of hand-watering and maintenance for new native plantings to support successful establishment. The additional grant also allows existing project funds to go further toward site furnishings, graffiti abatement, and other improvements. The project will increase the number of freestanding benches from six to nine and add seven wall-mounted benches with backs to concrete seat walls already included in the design. We are also making minor refinements to the seat walls that can function as skateable elements. None of these additions or refinements change the overall project concept or design intent. They are targeted improvements that allow us to strengthen habitat restoration, improve site stewardship, and provide additional visitor amenities while moving the project forward. For everyone’s safety and to help protect the sensitive habitat and ongoing construction work, we ask that the public please respect the site closure and remain outside the construction fencing until the project is complete. 💬 Have questions or concerns? Feel free to contact the project manager: Keri Ayers 📧 keri.ayers@sfgov.org Please visit the project page at: Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Promenade Project | Construction update, September 2026', 'category': 'Rec Park Improvements: Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project', 'published': '2026-09-02'} reported 2026-09-03 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/29224/Item-5j-McLaren-TP-Trails---Contract-Amendment---Staff-Report-052126', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, McLaren and Twin Peaks Trails Projects – Contract Amendment, May 21, 2026 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '29224'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/28271/Item-8-Twin-Peaks-Promenade-Contract-Award-Staff-Report_-02192026', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, Twin Peaks Promenade Project – Contract Award, February 19, 2026 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '28271'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/27247/Item-5e---McLaren-TP-Trails---Contract-Amendment---Staff-Report-1016725', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, McLaren and Twin Peaks Trails Projects – Contract Amendment, October 16, 2025 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '27247'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/24389/Item-9-McLaren-TP-Trails_Contract-Award-Staff-Report-081524', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, McLaren and Twin Peaks Trails Projects – Contract Award, August 15, 2024 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '24389'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/24379/Item-5c-Acceptance-of-Grants---Twin-Peaks-Trails-081524', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, Acceptance of Grants for Twin Peaks Trails Improvements and Promenade Project, August 15, 2024 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '24379'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/23476/Twin-Peaks-Promenade-Concept-Plan-April-2023', 'title': '2023 Twin Peaks Promenade Concept Plan, April 2023 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '23476'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/20286/Twin-Peaks-4-25-23-mtg-final', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Community Meeting meeting announcement, April 25, 2023 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '20286'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/20250/2023-04-25_Community-Meeting-Presentation', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Community Meeting Presentation, April 25, 2023 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '20250'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/19990/Twin-Peaks-Trail-Improvements-and-Promenade', 'title': None, 'doc_id': '19990'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/19738/2018-Twin-Peaks-Promenade-Design', 'title': '2018 Twin Peaks Trail Improvement Promenade Concept Design, June 21, 2018 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '19738'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/19737/Twin-Peaks-Promenade-Commission-Staff-Report-2022_06_01', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, Twin Peaks Promenade - Concept Approval, June 1, 2022', 'doc_id': '19737'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/19736/Twin-Peaks-Promenade-Commission-Presentation-2022_06_16', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff presentation, Twin Peaks Promenade - Concept Approval, June 1, 2022', 'doc_id': '19736'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/17445/Twin-Peaks-Trails-and-Promenade-Updates-FINAL-102721-with-duplicates', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Trails and Promenade Updates FINAL, October 27, 2021 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '17445'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/17361/Perpective-Rendering_Twin-Peaks-Promenade_Spring-2018pdf', 'title': 'Perspective Rendering Twin Peaks Promenade, Spring 2018 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '17361'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/17360/Preliminary-Concept-Plan_Twin-Peaks-Promenade_Spring-2018pdf', 'title': 'Preliminary Concept Plan Twin Peaks Promenade, Spring 2018 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '17360'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/17359/Materials-Board_Twin-Peaks-Promenade_Spring-2018pdf', 'title': 'Materials Board Twin Peaks Promenade, Spring 2018 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '17359'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/16703/Item-5d-Twin-Peaks-PCA-Grant-Staff-Report-052021', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, Twin Peak Trails Priority Conservation Grant and Associated Grant Agreement, May 5, 2021 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '16703'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/10939/Item-5H-Twin-Peaks-Trails-Improvment-Project--LWCF-Staff-Report-031716', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, Twin Peaks Trails Improvement Project - Resolution to apply for a Land and Water Conservation Fund Grant, March 2, 2016 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '10939'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/10183/Item-5F-Twin-Peaks-Trails-Improvement-Project-101515', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, Recreational Trail Program Grant Application: Twin Peaks Trails Improvement Project, October 2, 2015 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '10183'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/2072/Pilot-Project-Presentation-to-SFMTA-Board-PDF', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Boulevard Figure 8 Redesign Pilot presentation to SFMTA Board of Directors', 'doc_id': '2072'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/2039/Twin-Peaks-Trail-Improvement-Conceptual-Design-PDF', 'title': '2010 Twin Peaks Trail Improvement Conceptual Design, September 8, 2010 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '2039'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/716/Twin-Peaks-Community-Meeting-Presentation-09-24-2013-PDF', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Community Meeting Presentation, September 24, 2013 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '716'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/714/Twin-Peaks-Community-Meeting-Notice-09-12-2013-PDF', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Community Meeting Notice, September 12, 2013 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '714'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/713/Twin-Peaks-Trail-Meeting-Notes-10-05-2011-PDF', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Trail Meeting Notes, October 5, 2011 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '713'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/712/Twin-Peaks-Presentation-10-05-2011-PDF', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Presentation, October 5, 2011 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '712'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/711/Twin-Peaks-Community-Meeting-Notice-10-05-2011-PDF', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Community Meeting Notice, October 5, 2011 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '711'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/710/Twin-Peaks-Trail-Meeting-Notes-11-02-2011-PDF', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Trail Meeting Notes, November 2, 2011 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '710'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/709/Twin-Peaks-Community-Meeting-11-02-2011-PDF', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Community Meeting, November 2, 2011 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '709'} reported 2026-07-31 live
update.post {'aid': '2855', 'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2855', 'body': 'Construction on the Twin Peaks Promenade Project is set to begin in early May 2026. The project area will be closed for approximately nine months to allow work to proceed safely and efficiently. During construction, the project area will be closed to the public. The Crestline Trail will also be closed, and park users will be diverted north to a connecting trail leading to Christmas Tree Point. Please see the attached map for details on closures. The vehicle roadway to Christmas Tree Point and the overlook itself will remain open. All other connector trails will remain open where feasible, and the project team will work to minimize disruptions while maintaining access to surrounding areas as much as possible. We appreciate your patience during construction and look forward to welcoming visitors back to an improved and reimagined Twin Peaks Promenade. Stay tuned for updates as work progresses. 💬 Have questions or concerns? Feel free to contact the project manager: Keri Ayers 📧 keri.ayers@sfgov.org Please visit the project page at: Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Promenade Project | Construction update, April 29, 2026', 'category': 'Rec Park Improvements: Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project', 'published': '2026-04-29'} reported 2026-07-31 retracted
update.post {'aid': '2858', 'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2858', 'body': 'SAN FRANCISCO – Mayor Daniel Lurie today celebrated the groundbreaking of the Twin Peaks Promenade Project , marking a major step forward in the work to improve one of the city’s most scenic open spaces. Led by the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department (RPD), the project will transform a stretch of Twin Peaks Boulevard that has been closed to vehicles since 2020 into a pedestrian- and cyclist-first promenade designed to support walking, biking, and recreation, while improving accessibility for all visitors. The project continues Mayor Lurie’s work to make San Francisco more affordable and welcoming for families, including by fostering vibrant public spaces accessible at no cost. In his first year in office, the mayor broke ground on the final phase of the India Basin Waterfront Park Project and cut the ribbon on Treasure Island’s first public park —which are strengthening community and encouraging economic activity in the neighborhoods. The mayor has also taken steps to bring more energy to some of the city’s most beloved public spaces, announcing a free concert series returning to Golden Gate Park through the summer and fall as well as free concerts and food trucks in Civic Center Plaza . "San Francisco’s parks and public spaces are among our city’s greatest treasures, and they are lifelines for parents,” said Mayor Lurie . “This project will make Twin Peaks more accessible and more vibrant—bringing new energy to one of the best views in the city. By creating another San Francisco space where people can gather, stay active, and enjoy the outdoors, we’re continuing to invest in our communities and in our vision for a truly family-friendly city.” The promenade project will activate one of San Francisco’s most popular outdoor destinations, ensuring this public space remains vibrant, accessible, and walkable. The project will feature a new linear park featuring two parallel trails: a paved path providing a smooth, accessible route for strollers, wheelchairs, bicycles, skateboarders, and scooters, and a second trail made of natural park tread for walking and jogging. The project will add new amenities, including seating areas and inviting scenic overlooks. Additionally, bike racks and concrete seat walls, which double as informal skate features, add both function and flexibility to the space. The plan also includes native plantings local to Twin Peaks that will help restore surrounding habitat. As part of both the Bay Area Ridge Trail and the Creeks-to-Peaks Trail, the improved promenade will strengthen connections across San Francisco’s broader trail network and ensures Twin Peaks remains a key hub for outdoor recreation and exploration. The Twin Peaks Promenade Project is part of the larger Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project, which began in 2013 and has transformed the park’s trail system. Other upgrades included new steps, retaining walls, and fencing to protect sensitive habitat, along with restoration work and updated wayfinding signage. Together, these improvements improve safety, reduce erosion, and create a more welcoming and enjoyable experience for all. “Visiting Twin Peaks is one of those awe-inspiring experiences that makes you fall in love with San Francisco all over again, and this project will make it even better. It builds on the area’s natural beauty and makes it easier to explore on foot or by bike—or simply pause and take in the sweeping views,” said Sarah Madland, Recreation and Park Department Interim General Manager . “At its core, this effort is about creating a more welcoming space for everyone to connect, play, and spend time together.” “Twin Peaks is one of San Francisco’s most iconic natural spaces, and this project reflects our commitment to making it more welcoming, accessible, and enjoyable for everyone,” said District 7 Supervisor Myrna Melgar . “By creating a safe, car-free promenade with restored natural habitat, we’re ensuring that residents and visitors alike can experienc…', 'title': 'Mayor Lurie Celebrates Groundbreaking of Improved Twin Peaks Promenade', 'category': 'Rec Park Improvements: Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project', 'published': '2026-04-29'} reported 2026-07-31 live
update.post {'aid': '2875', 'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2875', 'body': 'Construction on the Twin Peaks Promenade Project began today, marking an important milestone in the effort to transform the area into a safer, more accessible space for visitors while protecting its natural environment. Bauman Landscape and Construction, the project’s general contractor, kicked things off with a Mission Blue Butterfly habitat protection training led by Anthony Copioli from our Natural Resources Division. Crews learned about the butterfly’s host plant, lupine, and carefully marked each plant to avoid damage during construction. To allow work to proceed safely and efficiently, the project area will be closed to the public for approximately nine months. This includes the closure of the Crestline Trail, with park users redirected north to a connecting trail leading to Christmas Tree Point. Visitors will begin to see construction fencing installed this week, along with early activities such as site surveying and removal of guardrails along the roadway. The roadway to Christmas Tree Point and the overlook will remain open, and other connector trails will stay accessible where feasible. We appreciate your patience during this temporary closure and encourage visitors to explore nearby open spaces such as Glen Canyon and Sutro Mountain in the meantime. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to an improved and reimagined Twin Peaks Promenade and will continue to share updates as construction progresses. 💬 Have questions or concerns? Feel free to contact the project manager: Keri Ayers 📧 keri.ayers@sfgov.org Please visit the project page at: Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project', 'title': 'Twin Peaks Promenade Project | Construction update, May 2026', 'category': 'Rec Park Improvements: Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project', 'published': '2026-05-13'} reported 2026-07-31 live
summary The Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project is a San Francisco Recreation and Park Department park project focused on trail improvements and a promenade at Twin Peaks. No cost figures, schedule, or current phase have been published. generated 2026-07-29 live
contact.email keri.ayers@sfgov.org reported 2026-07-29 live
source.project_id 634 reported 2026-07-29 live
source.url https://sfrecpark.org/634/Twin-Peaks-Trails-Improvement-Promenade- reported 2026-07-29 live
name Twin Peaks Trails Improvement and Promenade Project reported 2026-07-29 live