Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park is the largest urban park in the city, and a cycling paradise with winding paths, lush greenery and open meadows connecting to Ocean Beach. Whether for exercise or leisure, a bike ride through this urban oasis is a perfect way to enjoy nature in the heart of San Francisco.
A breathtaking 1,017-acre green space filled with history, culture, and natural beauty. As you explore, you’ll see iconic landmarks like the Japanese Tea Garden, the stunning Conservatory of Flowers, and the tranquil Stow Lake, each with its own fascinating story.
Keep an eye out for bison in their paddock, vibrant botanical gardens, and hidden gems that make this park a true urban escape.
Cycling to and through Golden Gate Park is the best way to enjoy the park and see it all!
From the Bike & Roll shop it only takes about 30 to 45 minutes to ride to the Park. Allow for another 2-3 hours of sightseeing time once you arrive to Golden Gate Park.
Starting at Fisherman’s Wharf, biking along the waterfront offers stunning views of Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. Following the scenic path through Crissy Field and past the Presidio, you’ll climb into the lush greenery of Golden Gate Park, where towering trees and winding trails provide a refreshing ride. As you weave through the park’s open meadows and past iconic spots like the de Young Museum and Stow Lake, the salty ocean breeze grows stronger. Finally, the ride opens up to the vast expanse of Ocean Beach, where waves crash against the shore, marking the perfect end to a breathtaking journey.
Ride back to starting point.
