San Francisco Haight Ashbury: Hippie Culture

Walk the streets of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury , the neighborhood at the heart of the 1967 Summer of Love , when roughly 100,000 young people converged on this Victorian corner of the city to build something new. Trace the footsteps of the hippie counterculture that reshaped American music, art, and politics. Visit the homes where Janis Joplin , Jimi Hendrix , and The Grateful Dead lived and played. Stand in the Panhandle where free concerts rattled the windows, and in Golden Gate Park where thousands gathered for the Human Be-In. This is the story of a neighborhood, a movement, and a summer that the world has never quite stopped talking about.

- Visit the former homes of Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and The Grateful Dead on the streets of Haight-Ashbury - Stand in the Panhandle and Golden Gate Park, where the Love Pageant Rally and the Human Be-In brought thousands together in 1967 - Discover how the Summer of Love transformed American music, art, and political life - Explore surviving landmarks like the Red Victorian and the Blue Front Cafe, which still carry the spirit of the era

Start: Haight Ashbury 1485. Finish: Golden Gate Park. 10 challenges included.