San Francisco's Golden Gate Park Bike Tour

★★★★★5/5 (1)

2 hours
From $59.75 USD
San Francisco, CA

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Go through the gears in the Golden Gate Park

This bike tour of San Francisco's glorious Golden Gate Park has adventure and variety at its heart, with the added benefit of bike rental!

Grab your moment of zen in the Japanese Tea Garden, with its peaceful water features, Shinto Shrine, pagodas and buddhas, all secreted away under a canopy of Japanese maples, magnolias, and cherry blossoms. You’ll cycle on to the California Academy of the Sciences and learn of its esteemed reputation as one of the world’s largest history museums. Your bicycle tour continues onwards to the historic gathering site of Hippie Hill before you enjoy the novelty of the Bison Paddock, where magnificent beasts roam free.

Those batty about botany will appreciate the Conservatory of Flowers and Botanical Garden, housing exquisite rare and exotic plants. The garden provides a perfect photo opportunity by the authentic Dutch Windmill, towering spectacularly in the grounds.
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Schedule

Days Start Finish

Daily 2:00 pm ~4:00 pm

Prices

Rate USD

Adult · Ages 13+ $59.75

Child · Ages 12 and under $48.88

Adult - eBike Option · 16+ in NY/DC/FL or 13+ in CA $81.47

Highlights

Golden Gate Park, Japanese Tea Garden, California Academy of the Sciences, Hippie Hill, Bison Paddock, Conservatory of Flowers, Botanical Garden, Dutch Windmill

What’s included
- Bike and helmet rental
- English-speaking guide
- Illustrated map
Meeting place & directions

Unlimited Biking

1792 Haight Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
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- ★★★★★ Harley Q. 22 minutes ago
  
  fun any time of year (apparently)
  
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  If you’re visiting San Francisco, do not miss this! Golden Gate Park is so much bigger and more varied than I expected — from lush gardens to wild bison, it’s a feast for the senses. The guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and made sure we had plenty of photo stops. This was the highlight of my trip!
- ★★★★★ Sarah S. 23 minutes ago
  
  Very Enjoyable Golden Gate Park ride!
  
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  This tour was awesome! Riding through Golden Gate Park felt like cruising through different worlds — from peaceful pagodas to herds of bison (yes, real ones!). The e-bike made it easy to cover so much ground, and the windmill stop was totally Instagram-worthy. 10/10 would ride again!
- ★★★★★ Harper J 24 minutes ago
  
  highlights of GG Park
  
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  As someone who loves learning while traveling, this tour checked all the boxes. Cycling between the California Academy of Sciences and the Conservatory of Flowers gave me a fresh appreciation for how diverse Golden Gate Park really is. The guide’s stories about San Francisco’s history and the quirky spirit of Hippie Hill made the park come alive in ways I’d never imagined.
- ★★★★★ Joan B 25 minutes ago
  
  Great fun through an iconic American park.
  
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  Our family absolutely loved this Golden Gate Park bike tour! The kids were thrilled to see the bison up close, and we all enjoyed wandering through the Japanese Tea Garden — it felt like stepping into another world. The pace was easy, the guide was patient, and it was the perfect mix of nature, history, and fun for all ages.
- ★★★★★ Jan V June 19, 2023
  
  A glorious park to ride through
  
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  Not that a sunny day is a requirement but it really makes this place shine. I suggest avoiding this bike ride June - August unless you really like biking in chilly fog and wind. Putting all of those things aside, Golden Gate park is a magical place for a bike ride with a ton of cool history. Make sure you check out Ocean Beach, the tea garden, top of the DeYoung museum tower, Hippy Hill, and I suggest a post ride beer at the Kezar Pub on the east end of Golden Gate Park.