San Francisco's Russian Hill is a playground full of nooks and crannies. Find refuge from the busy urban atmosphere and see the city's softer side while learning about the history of Russian Hill.
This self-guided tour is a 1.2 mile walk from the top of the crookedest street in the world at Lombard and Hyde to the serene Ina Coolbrith Park.
Parking tends to be crowded in this neighborhood.
This is an open source cartridge. We have included a text file in the "download source" section to help builders and players become more familiar with this cartridge.
Fantojan played it on 5/22/2014
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Awesome wherigo, thanks! I had no idea these alleys existed / were public.
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CopterCaper played it on 10/12/2012
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I enjoyed the private tour of this part of San Francisco. Thanks for putting this one together!
CopterCaper
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cifulch played it on 7/16/2009
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what a wonderful way to see San Francisco! The cartridge ran great, we walked and walked and saw things that probably most natives don't see. Thanks
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Touchstone played it on 10/11/2008
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Yay! success on my second try. I did this one with Solo Traveler back in the Beta days of Wherigo, and to say we had some challenges with this one would be a bit of an understatement. Actually took a more logical route this time around and the Zones were sufficiently large enough (a complaint I had on the earlier version), that it was a cinch to finish (in terms of Playing), although the Nooks and Alleys Deathmarch characterization is still valid in my opinion ;) TFTWIG
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Albatrozz played it on 7/15/2008
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Today I played this one as my first cartridge ever and was very pleased with the results. This cartridge took me to some alleys and view points I would never have found by myself. Different San Francisco. Amazing 
While doing this one I learned again a bit more about Wherigo it self and I can tell you, you can do a lot of fun-stuff with this application. I'm really looking forward to more of these games.
Thanks a lot for building / writing this cartridge. I already tried myself a bit but you certainly need some 'code-affection'. . . . Some more challenges ahead. 
Grtzz,
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