The unprecedented leak has sparked widespread protests across the US, with both pro-choice advocates and anti-abortion advocates gathering outside the supreme court in Washington DC and in cities across the country, including Nashville, Dallas, New York City and New Orleans. The entire park sits a couple of stories above street level. The stunt came a day after a leaked draft opinion revealed that the US supreme court is poised to overturn Roe v Wade, the landmark decision guaranteeing the right to an abortion. The short ride takes guests up to Salesforce Park, a beautifully landscaped rooftop garden with a strolling path, multiple play structures, access to restrooms, and abundant seating areas. He has gone to similarly extreme measures to draw attention to other rightwing causes in the past, including climbing the 600ft Aria hotel in August to protest Covid-19 mandates in the state. The activist apparently sought to protest against a specific abortion provider, according to posts on his personal Instagram. The roof of the Salesforce Tower in San Francisco, as seen from a DJI Mavic Air 2 in 2022. Part two of the #salesforcetower #freeclimber /E3fYrSbu2u- Lars Schwetje May 3, 2022Īt 60 floors and 1,070 feet, the Salesforce tower is the second tallest building west of the Mississippi and the 17th tallest in the US, and is a defining feature of the San Francisco skyline. The tower links to the public park on the rooftop on the fifth level, which spans four blocks and is inhabited by native trees, fountains, lush gardens, cultural events, and public art.

Salesforce tower rooftop garden