Thousands of community members walk along the Great Highway for the "Great HauntWay” trick-or-treating event on Oct. 30, 2022. Booths stocked with candy and other goodies were hosted by families, groups of friends and local organizations. | Evan Reinhardt for The Standard
Thousands of costumed parents, kids and dogs flooded the Great Highway Sunday for an afternoon of trick-or-treating by the Pacific Ocean.
“The Great HauntWay” made its return on a 10-block stretch of the Great Highway between Judah and Taraval streets, which were blocked off for family-friendly activities including trick-or-treating, arts and crafts, big bubbles and pumpkin decorating.
Those embracing the spirit of giving handed out candy from custom, decorated trick-or-treat stations. Kids in costumes ranging from the frightening to the adorable to the San Francisco-themed added chocolate bars to their bags.
Nell Klein, 8, and Leu Klein, 6, pose for a photo in their costumes during the "Great HauntWay” trick-or-treating event. Nell and Leu went as the fog and Sutro Tower. | Morgan Ellis/The StandardRichie Alvarado poses in his homemade Jack Skellington costume, which he said took him two months to complete. | Morgan Ellis/The StandardGeorge, a 2-year-old golden retriever, is dressed up like a taco at the "Great HauntWay” trick-or-treating event. | Evan Reinhardt for The Standard
