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San Francisco, California
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In 1967, thousands of young people flocked to San Francisco, and Hippie Hill in Golden Gate Park became a focal point for the counterculture movement.
Spontaneous drum circles have been a tradition at Hippie Hill since the 1960s, attracting musicians and onlookers alike.
Hippie Hill is located within Golden Gate Park, which was established in the 1870s and spans over 1,000 acres.
Every April 20th, thousands gather at Hippie Hill to celebrate cannabis culture, a tradition that has grown significantly over the years.
Just a short walk from Hippie Hill, the Conservatory of Flowers is a Victorian-era greenhouse that houses a diverse collection of rare and exotic plants.
Golden Gate Park is home to a small herd of American bison, which have been a park attraction since the 1890s.
The Grateful Dead, a band synonymous with the 1960s counterculture, often played free concerts in Golden Gate Park, drawing large crowds to areas like Hippie Hill.
