
easy
3 hours
Suitable for people with basic cycling fitness; comfortable with short hills and 10–15 miles of mixed terrain.
Pedal from Fisherman's Wharf across the Golden Gate Bridge to the charming waterfront of Sausalito on a three-hour small-group tour—perfect for riders who want big views without long climbs. Guides, bikes and illustrated maps are included.
Fog thins as you push off from Beach Street, tires whispering over weathered pavement while the bay widens into a sheet of lead and light. The group threads past Ghirardelli Square—chocolate-scented storefronts shrinking behind you—then drops into the green swath of Fort Mason. Ahead, the Golden Gate Bridge reappears: an orange arc drawing you across wind and current toward Marin.

San Francisco’s coastal wind can be cold even on sunny days—wear a windproof layer and a light insulating mid-layer.
Refill at cafes in Sausalito or at the start; staying hydrated keeps climbs feeling easier.
Unlimited Biking retains one government photo ID as a deposit for rentals—bring a backup or plan accordingly.
If you want to take the ferry back from Sausalito, check ferry times and bring cash or a transit card for ticketing.
The Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937 and reshaped travel between San Francisco and Marin County; Sausalito developed as a shipbuilding and ferry community in the 19th–20th centuries.
Stick to designated bike paths and carry out trash; using bicycles instead of cars reduces congestion and protects fragile coastal habitats.
Hydration for the ride—refill options are limited on the bridge.
Shields you from the strong crosswinds on the bridge and in the headlands.
summer specific
Stable pedaling and short walking around Sausalito require good footwear.
Useful if you plan to leave your bike while exploring Sausalito or grabbing a meal.