I never knew the name of this hill, but visited it regularly when living in the Haight in the 1970s. It’s a beautiful view! Take the walk if you have time. I wasn’t sure this was the hill of memory until I noticed in one of the reviews that the reviewer had walked up Schrader St., the street I lived on back then. Coincidently, I wrote a poem about the view, which originally appeared in Open Thought Vortex and is now in my second collection, Having Lived. I hope it provides some inspiration. The Star I’d never met another on that steep hill’s summit. Wild flowers grew as they would along a country lane: sunset 
highlighting petals. I stood on jagged rock, vastness of skyline and bay below. A star appeared through sheer clouds: that instant 
 the past seemed no more
 than an empty page. © Joseph Murphy 2018

Stunning views from the Ocean and the Golden Gate round across the Bay, to the Bay Bridge and beyond. Muni N to Carl & Cole; either walk or bus 37 up Cole; approach the park along Shrader and Belgrave Avenue and you come to some steps- the awesome views start straight away. It is a steep San Francisco walk up to the park but worth it. After Amoeba Music on Haight you need a good walk anyway.