Harvard MIT hike on Sweeney Ridge
Gorgeous views of the pacific ocean and the San Francisco Bay
Hike Description:
This is about a 7.8 mile hike path with impressive views of the Pacific Ocean and the San Francisco Bay. For hikers who prefer a shorter hike, you can turn around at the 2-mile mark (at the peak) for a 4-mile round trip. Experienced hikers can continue to complete the full 7.8 miles.
Distance: 3.9 miles one way (7.8 miles round trip)
Type: Out-and-back.
Highlights: After about 2 miles from the start, hikers will reach the top and be rewarded with a stunning 360° view of San Francisco and the Bay Area.
Parking: There are a few dedicated parking spots for the trials but could fill up fast. Street parking in the neighborhood nearby is available.
Details:
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/sweeney-ridge-trail-via-sneath-lane?sh=dpyltq&utm_medium=trail_share&utm_source=alltrails_virality
Sunday, October 26, 2025
Start Time: 1:30pm
Meet up location: Sneath Lane Trail Parking, 3700 Sneath Ln, San Bruno, CA 9406
Harvard and MIT Alumni Joint Hike
Parking: There are a few dedicated parking spots for the trials but could fill up fast. Street parking in the neighborhood nearby is available. Meet up location: Sneath Lane Trail Parking, 3700 Sneath Ln, San Bruno, CA 9406
HCSF Members: Free
HBSANC Members: Free
MIT Members: Free
Non Members: $5 Not a member? Register here for membership!
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Event Registration (Harvard Alumni):
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Disclaimer for HCSF Hiking Events:
Assumption of Risk: By participating in any hiking event organized by the Harvard Club of San Francisco (HCSF), you acknowledge that hiking and other outdoor activities involve inherent risks, including but not limited to, slips, falls, wildlife encounters, weather changes, and other natural hazards. You understand and voluntarily assume these risks.
Personal Responsibility: You are responsible for your own safety and well-being during the event. This includes being physically fit and adequately prepared with appropriate clothing, footwear, water, food, and first aid supplies. It is your responsibility to follow the instructions and guidelines provided by the event leaders.
Medical Fitness: Participants should ensure they are in suitable health to undertake the hike and should consult a doctor if they have any concerns about their fitness or health. HCSF does not provide medical advice or assistance.
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Event Organizer:
Alexandra Morehouse
alexandra.morehouse@gmail.com