Panhandle

by Nabewise

Infomation

Extending east from Golden Gate Park and nestled between Lone Mountain and Haight-Ashbury, is the Panhandle, a narrow expanse of green that stretches for three quarters of a mile. Pick up games of basketball are common and joggers and bicyclists take full advantage of the winding paths that run its length. Grand homes, many of which are Victorians, line the Panhandle where traffic streams along Oak and Fell Streets.

Panhandle, San Francisco Data : Neighborhoods & Travel – Score out of 100

Table of Contents

TOP ATTRIBUTES

Green space 75

Community 63

Public Schools 63

Public Transportation 63

Clean 63

LOWEST ATTRIBUTES

Shopping 38

Quiet 38

Families 36

Incom 32

Seniors 11

Panhandle, San Francisco Reviews

Oh, Cool!

Panhandle is an awesome little sliver of park, and when you stumble upon it you will find yourself saying “Oh, cool!” There’s paths for joggers, basketball courts, grassy areas to chill with your friends, and the like. Often populated by students, hipsters, and other young people, Panhandle is just this little sliver of fun park for you to enjoy.

The loud oasis

A lot of runners and bicyclists in the Panhandle, with your mix of Hipsters and bums. You’ll consider the Panhandle a nice escape from city-living until you hear all of the traffice zooming by while you’re sitting among the trees. You’ll feel a bit more comfortable cracking open a beer with a friend in this park than Golden Gate, but it’s also just a rough sliver of what Golden Gate has to offer.

Jessie W.