Initially slated to debut in October 2021 following a fall 2019 “groundmaking” event, the Presidio Tunnel Tops, a 14-acre elevated park within San Francisco’s sprawling Golden Gate National Recreational Area, at long last opened to the public this past weekend on July 17 to considerable fanfare from locals, critics, pint-sized parkgoers, and the city’s tech elite alike. (Naturally, Karl the Fog also blessed the park with his presence over opening weekend.)
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi presided over a July 16 ribbon-cutting ceremony, referring to the much-anticipated new park as a “majestic new public space” that will serve as a “beautiful beacon of recreation, education
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