
easy
7 hours
Suitable for most travelers who can walk 1–2 miles on flat to mildly uneven trails; long day sitting in vehicle between stops.
Spend a day crossing the Golden Gate, walking among ancient coastal redwoods, and touring San Francisco’s signature neighborhoods in an open-air Jeep. This private full-day tour blends nature, city vistas, and local stops in Sausalito for travelers who want both pace and flexibility.
You step out of the Argonaut Hotel’s white zone and the city exhales: briny air, the clack of cable cars, gulls scrubbing the sky. A bright green Jeep waits on Hyde and Jefferson, its canvas top folded back so the day can enter. The driver-guide slides into the seat with a map in their mind and a ready string of stories—about the bridge you will cross, the redwoods you will stand under, and the neighborhoods that make San Francisco a city that pushes at the edges of the Pacific.

Muir Woods fee ($15 for ages 16+) is not included—bring exact change or pay at the park to avoid delays.
San Francisco’s microclimates change quickly; wear layers and carry a windproof jacket for the bridge and coastal overlooks.
There is little to no cell or Wi‑Fi in Muir Woods—download maps and meet-up instructions before you arrive.
Trails in Muir Woods are well-marked but can be damp and rooty—trail shoes or sneakers with grip recommended.
Muir Woods preserves coastal redwoods that survived logging largely due to early 20th-century conservation efforts and the influence of naturalist John Muir.
The park limits group sizes and maintains boardwalks to protect root systems; visitors are asked to stay on trails and pack out trash to reduce impact.
Good traction for damp boardwalks and uneven root-strewn trails in Muir Woods.
Useful for bridge crossings and coastal overlooks where temperatures drop and wind picks up.
fall specific
Keeps you hydrated during the walking portion—refill before heading into the park.
Captures redwoods, Golden Gate views, and Sausalito; battery saves you from missing key shots.