San Franciscans Will Vote to Decide Fate of Part of the Upper Great Highway

Proposition K, if passed, will close a two-mile segment of the highway and turn it into a park.
San Franciscans Will Vote to Decide Fate of Part of the Upper Great Highway
Beachgoers catch the last of the sunset light alongside the Pacific Coast Highway on July 2, 2020. Brent Stirton/Getty Images
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SAN FRANCISCO—Voters of the city will decide the fate of part of the scenic Upper Great Highway, a route that starts in San Francisco and later joins State Highway 1 that winds along the California coast for 656 miles.
Proposition K, if passed, will permanently close the Upper Great Highway, a two-mile segment between Lincoln Way and Sloat Boulevard along Ocean Beach, to private vehicles and will turn it into a public open recreation space.