Duration

4 Hours

About

This guided ride is your introduction to the city’s colorful history and cultures, with routes through its most vibrant neighborhoods, including the Mission, Castro, Haight-Ashbury, and Alamo Square. You’ll see how SF has been shaped by waves of settlers, from Spanish missionaries to Silicon Valley techies. Join us as we pedal past dazzling murals, Victorian row houses, famous viewpoints, thriving commercial districts, and gems of Golden Gate Park.

You’ll surely come away with new perspectives on the city after visiting:

Ghirardelli Square: Our Start and End Location. Alamo Square: Home to the Painted Ladies and one of the most iconic views in the city. Nopa: Residential neighborhood filled with Victorian architecture. Panhandle: The handle to Golden Gate Park’s “pan,” this narrow park boasts redwood, cypress, and pine trees. Golden Gate Park: The city’s ultimate treasure, it is where we go to run, ride, play, and think. Haight-Ashbury: The famous 1960’s hippie hangout and former home to the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, and more. Lower Haight: Less famous than its Haight sibling up the hill, Lower Haight boasts hip shops, local bars, and the famous Wiggle bike route. Castro: Vibrant, colorful, and rooted in activism, the Castro is sure to put a smile on your face. Mission: Dynamic neighborhood with Latino roots and an abundance of historic murals.

We don’t stop for lunch on this tour, but we do include a snack stop.

All guests must be able to ride their own bicycles. Attachments such as double trailers and tagalong bikes are not permitted for the safety of the group.

Tour Times: 9:30AM Daily

Tips Dress appropriately for the weather and don't forget your camera!