moderate
3 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level to comfortably manage 10-12 miles of riding including some gentle inclines.
Ride across the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and discover waterfront charm on a guided bike tour in San Francisco. Perfect for avid adventurers and casual explorers alike.
Discover San Francisco like never before on the Golden Gate Bridge Bike Tour with Unlimited Biking. This 3-hour guided adventure offers an incredibly scenic ride along the waterfront, culminating in the impressive crossing of the Golden Gate Bridge itself. You'll then roll into Sausalito, a quaint and picturesque town known for its charming shops and waterfront views. The tour emphasizes small group sizes, allowing you to enjoy personalized attention and a relaxed pace. Riding on top-quality Cannondale bikes makes the experience comfortable and exciting regardless of your skill level. Along the way, you will witness stunning vistas of the Bay, the city skyline, and landmarks like Alcatraz Island. The route blends iconic attractions with beautiful natural surroundings, offering plenty of opportunities to stop for photos and short breaks. Whether you're a local looking for a fresh perspective or a visitor wanting a memorable way to explore San Francisco, this bike tour combines history, adventure, and breathtaking scenery in a seamless way. The guides share insightful stories about the area’s history and culture, enhancing the overall experience. Prepare yourself for an active, scenic day filled with fresh air, exercise, and unforgettable sights that create lasting memories.
San Francisco weather can shift quickly, especially near the coast, so dress in layers to stay comfortable during the ride.
Even on overcast days, UV exposure can be strong when biking outdoors, so protect your skin and eyes.
Carry a water bottle to keep hydrated throughout the 3-hour tour, especially on warmer days.
Opt for closed-toe shoes with good grip to ensure safety and comfort on the bike pedals.
The Golden Gate Bridge, completed in 1937, is an engineering marvel that connected San Francisco to Marin County, boosting commerce and travel.
Efforts are in place to protect the Bay Area’s marine life and maintain the scenic pathways by minimizing pollution and encouraging responsible tourism.
Protects your head and is required for safe cycling on city roads.
Lightweight jacket helps block wind and keep you warm during breezy parts of the ride.
spring specific
Prevents sunburn while biking under direct sunlight.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the 3-hour tour.