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San Francisco and Northern California offers bike riders the most diversity in rides!

Relax and see the city up close and personal while exploring its many “back road” gems. Tour through the Presidio which once protected the Golden Gate and then over to Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach. Bay City Bike staff can offer suggested points of interest and “not to miss” city trails.

For a more challenging ride head up to the “home of mountain biking,” the Marin Headlands and take in the views from Mt. Tamalpais. On your return don’t forget to pick-up an “I Biked the Bridge” souvenir T-shirt. You’ve earned it!

Daily Guided Tour

Our Daily Guided Tour is a great way to start out your day of biking San Francisco Bay. The tour starts at 10 AM every day. The tour takes up to three hours and goes along the Bay waterfront and over the Golden Gate Bridge into Sausalito. At the end of the guided tour you can continue your biking adventure for the rest of the day. A complimentary ferry ticket is provided for your return to San Francisco.

Add the “Daily Guided Tour” to your rental reservation and let us get you started on your day.

At all times, your safety comes first. We are committed to providing the right bike, map and equipment for each rider to ensure that their ride is safe, exciting and hassle-free.

As local experts, our staff has put together sure hit rides for any age and ability. Below is a sampling of some of the most popular bike rides complete with descriptions and video tours.

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Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito

A beginner’s leisure ride! Bike through Fisherman’s Wharf, Municipal Pier, Fort Mason, Crissy Field, the Presidio, and Fort Point. Bike the Golden Gate Bridge on a wide bike path with awesome views! Coast two miles downhill into sunny Sausalito, return by ferry! or...GO FOR IT! Continue to Tiburon, riding the path that stretches through the Bothin Marsh in Mill Valley. Ride over to Blackie’s Pasture Park, where the pure waterfront bike path stretches into seaside Tiburon. Grab a bite and ferry back to San Francisco!



Length: 8 miles(Sausalito) / 16 miles(Tiburon)
Time: 2-3 hours(Sausalito) / 3-4 hours(Tiburon)
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

City Coast to Golden Gate Park

Bike through Fisherman’s Wharf and the Marina to the city’s dramatic edge. Check out breathtaking coastal views, Palace of Fine Arts, The Legion of Honor Fine Arts Museum, and Ocean Beach. Coast into Golden Gate Park, home of more museums, the Japanese Tea Gardens, Stow Lake, and the Arboretum. Next door, visit the Haight/Ashbury neighborhood: the definitive San Francisco Experience! Ride through historic Presidio paths back to our shop!




Length: 21 miles
Time: 3-5 hours
Difficulty: Moderate to Advanced

Golden Gate Bridge to Conzelman

Bike through Fisherman’s Wharf, Fort Mason, Crissy Field, the Presidio, and Fort Point. Bike the Golden Gate Bridge on wide bike path with awesome views! Take the Conzelman road and enjoy spectacular views from the very top of the Marin Headlands, continue to historic Point Bonita lighthouse, Rodeo beach to Sausalito/Tiburon or back to the city.





Length: 16 miles
Time: 2 - 3 hours
Difficulty: Moderate to Advanced

Marin Headlands to Mt. Tamalpais

There is so much to do on or off road in and around the Marin Headlands. Mtn bike through single track trails in the world famous Marin Headlands. Or head to Mill Valley and climb ole fire roads to Mt Tamapais’ 2571 foot vista! Or climb winding residential roads to visit the majestic trees of Muir Woods! Complete the journey cycling back over the Golden Gate Bridge and watching the Sunset!






Length: 18 miles/one-way
Time: 3-5 hours
Difficulty: Advanced


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