Discover the Charm of the Shortest Street in San Francisco

Getting There

• Walking

  From the heart of the Mission District, start at the intersection of Mission Street and 16th Street. Head east on 16th Street for about 0.5 miles until you reach Valencia Street. Turn right onto Valencia Street and continue south for two blocks until you reach 14th Street. Make a left on 14th Street and walk to the end of the block. You’ll see Ash Street on your right. Turn right onto Ash Street, and you will arrive at The Shortest Street in San Francisco, which is a short, charming street that runs just a few feet long.

• Public Transport

  If you prefer public transport, you can take the Muni bus. From the Mission District, find the nearest bus stop for the 22 Fillmore line. Board the bus heading towards Fillmore Street. After a few stops, get off at the stop at 14th Street and Fillmore. Walk east on 14th Street until you reach Ash Street. Turn right onto Ash Street, and you will arrive at The Shortest Street in San Francisco.

• Biking

  For those who enjoy biking, you can rent a bike from a nearby bike-sharing station in the Mission District. Start by heading north on Valencia Street and take a left onto 14th Street. Continue straight until you reach Ash Street. Turn right onto Ash Street, and you will see The Shortest Street in San Francisco. Make sure to wear a helmet and follow all traffic laws.