The Twin Peaks are two hills about 270 meters above sea level. Because of the shape, they were nicknamed "the breasts of Indian girls" by the early Spanish immigrants. is also the only natural hill hiking in San Francisco. The peak will inevitably be somewhat difficult and time consuming to recommend driving up This is the best place to overlook the entire city of San Francisco even see the Red Golden Gate Bridge next to the San Francisco Bay is said to be more suitable for viewing the night view San Francisco Twin Peaks (San Francisco Twin Peaks) These two hills, about 270 meters above sea level, were nicknamed "the breasts of Indian girls" by the early Spanish immigrants because of their shape. They are also the only natural hills preserved in San Francisco. Famous for its 360 degree panoramic view. San Francisco Twin Peaks These two hills, about 270 meters above sea level, are nicknamed "the breasts of Indian girls" by early Spanish immigrants because of their shape, and are the only natural preserves in San Francisco. The hills are famous for their 360-degree panoramic views. When the weather is fine, you can take a bird's eye view of San Francisco's entire cityscape, or you can find the Red Golden Gate Bridge next to the San Francisco Bay. From downtown San Francisco, along the Market Street to the southwest, you can see the two hills facing the north and south. This is Twin Peaks. The South Peak is 922 feet tall and is the second highest point in San Francisco.