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CS103 Outdoor Activites in the Bay Area

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Here are our recommendations for places to visit in the Bay Area for sightseeing, hiking, walking, and biking. I'm pleased to share it with you this quarter, too, and hope you get a chance to experience some of these places during your time at Stanford! (As a note, you may need a car to visit some of these locations.) Places you can reasonably go to and come back from in an afternoon. Places that are best appreciated with a full day, or which take over 90 minutes each way. These locations are a pretty significant drive and you'll need to plan to stay overnight in order to do them. Check conditions before you go - many of these places have been impacted by recent fires or require snow driving in the winter. These are my personal recommendations. Bay Area restaurant prices can be high, and I've done my best to recommend places that (at least, as of when I last checked) are somewhat reasonably-priced. To the best of my knowledge all of these places are open for take-out, and many may have

CS103 Outdoor Activites in the Bay Area ⚠️ This page is out of date, from a past version of the course (Spring 2024). The current quarter's website is at cs103.stanford.edu . Outdoor Activites in the Bay Area Here are our recommendations for places to visit in the Bay Area for sightseeing, hiking, walking, and biking. I'm pleased to share it with you this quarter, too, and hope you get a chance to experience some of these places during your time at Stanford! (As a note, you may need a car to visit some of these locations.) Afternoon Trips from Campus: Places you can reasonably go to and come b

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