A rock wall—part of the ruins of the Sutro Baths—leads towards the modern wing of the historic Cliff House restaurant on the beach at Lands End, San Francisco.
Ruined Reflections
A portion of the ruins of San Francisco’ Sutro Baths is reflected in a pond at Lands End.
Reflecting Ruins
The bluffs of San Francisco’s Lands End are reflected in a pool amongst the ruins of Sutro Baths.
The Ruins in the Rocks
Part of the ruins of San Francisco’s Sutro Baths sit perched above the roiling waves of the Pacific Ocean at Lands End.
Down in the Ruins
The ruins of San Francisco’s Sutro Baths, once the world’s largest indoor swimming pool, lie along the beach at Lands End.
Crumbling Wall
A crumbling wall at the Sutro Baths ruins at San Francisco’s Lands End.
Seal Rocks
San Francisco’s Seal Rocks rise from the Pacific Ocean surf just off the shore of Lands End as the sun begins to set on the western edge of the city. (Click the photo to view a larger version)
High Above the Ruins
Visitors walk amongst the ruins of San Francisco’s Sutro Baths, once the world’s largest indoor swimming pool, at Lands End.
The Ruins at the Edge of the Ocean
The ruins of San Francisco’s Sutro Baths, once the world’s largest indoor swimming pool, lie near Seal Rock at Lands End.
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