Adventurous things to do in San Francisco Bay Area?

Not the generic stuff...not the lame stuff like ride a cable car...it blows my mind when I google "things to do in San Francisco" or anything like that it's always the same 5 things...I just saw images of the Red Wood Forest outside of San Francisco and can't believe not a single source recommended hiking in there! it looks amazing... like something from a fairy tale...



So any suggestions for adventurous/less touristy things to do in that area?



ThanksAdventurous things to do in San Francisco Bay Area?
You want an adventure, get a wet suit and a board and go surfing.Adventurous things to do in San Francisco Bay Area?
Chinatown

Home to the largest urban population of Chinese people outside China, Chinatown is so authentic, you'll forget you're in San Francisco.



Golden Gate Bridge

You've seen it in movies, television, books and postcards - now go ahead and take a walk on it! And don't forget your camera.



Union Square

The finest shopping is found here with heavy-hitters like Macy's, Tiffany's, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Neiman Marcus. Side streets hide some great surprises, too.



Cable Car Ride

Can you really say you've been to San Francisco without a ride on a clanking cable car? And nobody thought they'd work back in 1873...





Golden Gate Park

A beautiful oasis in the middle of a bustling city, you'll find museums, gardens, a lake - even a herd of bison.



Broadway/North Beach

Settled by Italian immigrants, the area offers outstanding Italian food and charming, old world caf脙漏s. The effects of subsequent immigrants makes this neighborhood a fascinating melange of history and cuisine. And talk about nightlife!Adventurous things to do in San Francisco Bay Area?
Hey! LOVIN The BAY %26lt;3



Try Surfing in Pacifica,

Getting a cool Tan in Fishermans Wharf on Saturdays,

Or Wind Glinding at Sunset Beach in San Francisco all the way in the Sunset District.



HAve Fun! LMAO



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.Adventurous things to do in San Francisco Bay Area?
Adventurous? How about walking through the Tenderloin or Bayview at night dressed like a tourist...I promise you, you won't want any more adventure after that...
you could move to anywhere else