Andy Goldsworthy Sculpture at the Presidio 

Regarding Art SF’s Goldsworthy hike is a 3-mile loop that allows us to learn about, experience, and commune with each of his Presidio sculptures as well as the wooded beauty and historic grandeur of the Presidio itself.  The hike is approximately 2.5 hours and includes moderate up and downhill stretches and various surfaces along the park’s major trails.

San Francisco is home to the largest collection of works by renowned site-specific British artist, Andy Goldsworthy. Goldsworthy is famous for creating art from natural materials found close at hand and became fascinated with the complex interplay between city, nature, people and place he found in the Presidio.  Inspired to return to the Presidio to work many times, Goldsworthy has created four art installations for the Presidio Trust:  Spire (2006), Wood Line (2011-12), Tree Fall (2013) and, his latest, Earth Wall (2014).

Optional Add-ons:

1. The Presidio Main Post, home to: the Officer’s Club Museum, the Disney Museum, historic architecture and other interesting attractions,
2. Lucas Digital Arts Complex and Park
3. Day Pass for work-out at the Presidio YMCA and pool.

Rates starting at $350. (Limit 10 People)

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Palace of Fine Arts, Lucas Digital Arts Complex, Crissy Field, Golden Gate Bridge

Regarding Art SF invites you to ‘go native’ and would love to accompany you on a beautiful and stimulating 1 or 2 hour walk through San Francisco’s spectacular natural and man-made scenery.  At any point, you can choose to leave Regarding Art SF behind and take off on your own personal and memorable run or bike ride.

Rates starting at $350. (Limit 10 people)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*Hiking tours can be amended to accommodate those who prefer to travel by automobile or limit touring to the extensive, interesting, flat areas of the Presidio.