Mr Toad. Fantasia. Alice falling down a rabbit hole. Walt was known to take inspiration from the psychedelic arts now and then, clearly. And what better place to experience all that Disney loopiness but at the Walt Disney Family Museum in the Presidio. The Disneyland replica alone will have you tripping for hours.

What better place in which to enjoy the mind-altering affects of marijuana than along a twisty, curvy hike with aerobal views galore. The oldest footpath through the Presidio, the small stretch was established in the 18th century as a shortcut used by Spanish soldiers and missionaries to get from the Main Post to Mission Dolores, located three miles south of the Presidio.

A structure originally created for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in order to exhibit works of art presented, this now-iconic work of art is a sight to behold. A great place for talking a walk with a few friends, especially as it's far away from the maddening crowds at Hippie Hill. Glorious.

Dip your toes into the bay, and then head over to nearby In-N-Out after you're done.

For advanced stoners only, the Musée Mécanique is one of the world's largest privately owned coin-operated collection of mechanical musical instruments and antique arcade machines. And it will haunt your dreams. Jolly Jack (pictured) and Laffing Sal alone will have you freaking out in the best way possible.

Excellent alley in the Mission to check out some of the trippiest street art. A personal favorite: the mural of a Victorian Transformer-esque robot. Far out, indeed.

Sometimes there's no more comforting place to go while blitzed than inside the comfy capitalist confines of a shopping mall. And no San Francisco mall is better than the Westfield Center. Why? Because they have a massive, groovy dome that's perfect for daydreaming. We strongly recommend lying down on the couches to check it out.

Allows visitors to explore the world through science, art, and human perception, the Exploratorium is a totally bitchin’ place to zone our on twinkling lights, auditory experiences, and tippy holography. Warning: The Tactile Dome, a pitch-black crawling space wherein visitors bump and feel their way to freedom, could send some stoners into paranoia free fall.