Muir Woods Tour

Departs daily at 8:30am and 1:30pm from Fisherman's Wharf

Rates

• Adults - $96
• Children (Ages 3 to 12) - $69

Full description Experience the wonder of one of California’s oldest redwood groves on our new Muir Woods Tour. Hop on to take a scenic drive across the Golden Gate Bridge, and adventure into Muir Woods National Forest. Begin your journey with a 45 minute fully narrated, scenic drive that crosses the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Enjoy stunning views of San Francisco Bay and capture the unique structural details of this remarkable bridge, renowned for its international orange color. Arrive at Muir Woods National Forest where you will be provided park entry tickets and have 1.5 hours to self-explore the gentle walking trails within the national park. Maps detailing walking trails will be available at the Muir Woods Visitor Center. Stroll through the tranquil forest to see California's coastal redwoods, the tallest living things on earth. See redwoods that are more than 250 feet tall and more than 800 years old in one of the last remaining stands of old-growth coastal redwood forest, sustained by temperate marine fog. Complete your experience with a scenic drive through the coastal mountains on the Marin Headlands and a stop in Sausalito. Enjoy sweeping views of the San Francisco Skyline and the Pacific Coast as you cross the Golden Gate and return to Fisherman's Wharf. Reservations are required. Please confirm your preferred tour date and time by contacting sfreservations@bigbustours.com after purchase. Muir Woods Need-to-Know The Muir Woods Tours depart from the Big Bus Tours Visitor Center at 99 Jefferson Street in Fisherman’s Wharf San Francisco/ Big Bus Tours Stop 1. Please arrive 20 minutes before your booked departure time. The tour will take approximately 4.5 hours roundtrip.

You will get 1.5 inside of the Muir Woods National Monument to explore at your own leisure. On your way back to San Francisco you will experience a scenic drive through the beautiful town of Sausalito with breath-taking views back on to the San Francisco skyline.