Walk Score

Find a Walkable Place to Live.

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SAN FRANCISCO'S MOST

NeighborhoodScore
1  Chinatown99
2  Financial District99
3  Downtown98
4  North Beach98
5  Mission96
6  Nob Hill96
7  Pacific Heights96
8  South Of Market96
9  Western Addition95
10  Haight-Ashbury95
11  Presidio Heights94
12  Castro-Upper Market94
13  Russian Hill94
14  Marina93
15  Noe Valley92
16  Inner Richmond91
17  Potrero Hill90
18  Glen Park88
19  Bernal Heights87
20  Outer Richmond86
21  Inner Sunset83
22  Parkside82
23  Outer Mission82
24  West Of Twin Peaks80
25  Diamond Heights78
26  Ocean View77
27  Excelsior74
28  Bayview74
29  Seacliff72
30  Outer Sunset72
31  Crocker Amazon70
32  Twin Peaks70
33  Visitacion Valley70
34  Lakeshore66

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Car-Dependent

Score: 0-49

Somewhat Walkable

Score: 50-69

Very Walkable

Score: 70-89

Walkers' Paradise

Score: 90-100


Explore San Francisco's Most Walkable Neighborhoods

The top 17 neighborhoods in San Francisco are Walkers' Paradises. 90% of San Francisco residents have a Walk Score of 70 or above. 99% have a Walk Score of at least 50—and 1% live in Car-Dependent neighborhoods.

It's Not Just a Mild Workout

Alan Durning explains the unexpected: walkable places are the solution to some of our greatest challenges.


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CityScoreMost Walkable Neighborhoods
1San Francisco86Chinatown, Financial District, Downtown
2New York83Tribeca, Little Italy, Soho
3Boston79Back Bay-Beacon Hill, South End, Fenway-Kenmore

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Improve America's Walk Score:
The 2010 Transportation Bill

Tell Congress to support walking, biking, and transit in the 2010 Transportation Bill.

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