San Francisco · GOLDEN GATE PARK & GARDENS
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These 10 golden gate park & gardens tours cover the strongest ways to spend the time. Compare price, duration and route, then choose the option that leaves the rest of your San Francisco day intact.
Self-guided GoCar tour from the Golden Gate Bridge to Golden Gate Park with GPS, helmets, and gas included for easy photo stops.
“Such a good way to check out some of the main attractions. Navigating thru the city was very easy. Highly recommend”
Rent a surrey for an hour in Golden Gate Park, with helmet and route map included. See gardens, museums, and the oceanfront.
“I want a refund! The bike rentals wasn’t even there so why was the option to rent even available?!?!?”
Rent a bike or eBike, cross Golden Gate Park, then keep going to the Golden Gate Bridge for an easy, self-guided day.
“À part le beau temps qui n’était pas au rendez-vous… superbe balade”
Small-group Haight-to-Ocean Beach walk through Golden Gate Park with Ryan Curtis, de Young views, and Pacific sunset time.
“Ryan, our guide, was terrific. He was full of information and passion for the park and life in San Francisco. We learned while enjoying his sense of humor. This tour was worth the money!”
Golden Gate Park in 90 minutes with John Shrable. Visit the AIDS Memorial Grove, de Young tower, Conservatory flowers, and Robin Williams Meadow for $25.
“John was extremely knowledgeable. I had a wonderful afternoon. I would highly recommend this tour! In fact I would go again with John next time I’m in San Francisco!”
Golden Gate Park twilight wildlife walk with guide Dave, small group spotting owls and herons near Blue Heron Lake. 90 minutes for $40.
“we loved this tour!! dave was knowledgeable and friendly. we got to see parts of the park that we haven’t seen in our 8 years of living here!”
Guided Golden Gate Park walk with a California Academy of Sciences ticket. See Conservatory of Flowers, Tea Garden, Hamon Tower, and more.
“This walking tour is very fun and engaging! Be prepared for lots of walking, so bring comfortable shoes and wear layers because of the unpredictable weather.”
Bike your way through Golden Gate Park’s gardens, museums, Stow Lake, and the oceanfront path. Rentals include helmet, map, lock, from $40.
“The quality of your trip is going to depend on your own attitude and preparation. Make sure you take water and maybe a snack. If you’re not used to long bike trips make sure to pace yourself. The hills are no joke. Give yourself plenty of time. The bikes are typical rental bikes so don’t expect a high performance machine. They do the job.”
Pedal a 2 or 4 seater surrey through Golden Gate Park in 1 hour, past Japanese Tea Garden, Kezar Stadium, and Stow Lake.
Rent a bike near Golden Gate Park in Haight-Ashbury and pedal at your pace to gardens, windmills, buffalo, and Ocean Beach.
“Customer Service at Unlimited Bicycle Rentals by Golden Gate Park was poor. There are no bathrooms at the rental store. We had to use the bathrooms at Whole Foods down the block. No route recommendations were provided, and we ended up riding in congested areas Read more”
