SAN FRANCISCO · CYCLING TOURS
The rides worth booking.
The 15 san francisco cycling tours riders book most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how far and how hard the day is, who runs it, and what a saddle costs.
Rent a bike in San Francisco for 24 hours, ride to the Golden Gate Bridge, then continue to Sausalito or Tiburon and return your way.
Most Popular“Great service, worth taking guided tour Stephen was excellent. Sean & Staff at location on Hyde extremely helpful”
Rent an electric or regular bike from Fisherman’s Wharf and explore San Francisco at your pace, with the option to bike to Sausalito.
“Decent bikes and a good tutorial by Danny. He also showed us a map and highlighted places of interest. We had a great ride up to Sausalito and back to San Francisco via the coastal path and Golden Gate park. Range of the ebikes is approx 60km.”
Rent a bike near Fisherman’s Wharf for 2 hours or a full day. Ride the Golden Gate Bridge, explore SF neighborhoods, and optionally ferry back.
“The bike was in good working order and staff at the shop were friendly and informative”
Same-day Alcatraz ferry from Pier 33 plus a helmeted bike rental from Fisherman’s Wharf, with phone audio and timed entry.
“This tour is a fantastic way to see Alcatraz and the bay area! I recommend arriving at Pier 33 30 minutes early, as the queue racks up quite quickly. The Alcatraz experience was excellent - I thoroughly recommend exploring all areas of thRead more”
Rent a bike in San Francisco for as little as $9, get fitted and routed, then pedal past Wharf views and over the Golden Gate at your pace.
“Super nice and gentle guy and stressless service. WE could keep the bikes over night and return next morning.”
Rent a bike in San Francisco’s Marina for a self-guided Golden Gate Bridge ride to Sausalito, with helmet, lock, and route tips.
“I found Bike & View by googling when I searched for bike rental for one day. The online rental process is very easy and convenient. The price paid is cheaper than renting the bike at the store. They give you together with the bike a lock and helmet. You should return the bike at the…”
Guided Golden Gate Bridge bike tour with lunch in Sausalito, plus an all-day rental and the option to return by ferry.
“What a fabulous experience. We were lucky and small group of 6 including our guide, as it's November a bit cooler for biking. Mark was a real treat, his knowledge was amazing and his interaction with the group made for a great day. I was the only one without an electric bike, well deserved treat…”
One-day San Francisco bike rental from 757 Beach St near the Wharf with helmet, lock, basket, and a color-coded map. E-bikes available.
“I wanted to change my day, because inconvenience and we could not. We chat with Viator but nothing. We lost our money.”
A 1-day San Francisco bus and bike combo with hop-on hop-off city sightseeing plus a full-day bike rental, with narration and a Bay cruise option.
“Good cruise,bit disorganised on boarding,but nice.hop on hop off was ok, good commentary”
Bike the Golden Gate and visit Alcatraz with included ferry tickets, admission, and a self-guided audio tour on Alcatraz Island.
“The cost was not worth it. By the end of the tour you had 2 hours to find the bike rental, check in and ride a block or two. We never made it to the bike rental. This was a complete rip off for $138 per person DO NOT BUY TIX HERE.”
Rent a bike at 757 Beach St and ride your way from the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito, with gear, a color-coded map, and route help.
“Old bikes and not friendly staff. I don’t recommend this place. The lady on the counter wasn’t friendly.”
Rent a bike in Golden Gate Park for 2 to 8 hours. Cruise gardens, Stow Lake, museums, and the oceanfront with gear included.
“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…”
Official Alcatraz admission plus an e-bike rental for a faster SF day. Self-guided *Doing Time* audio and ride tips to Sausalito.
“Renting the e-bike was super easy. Kevin was super nice and easy going. I do recommend that the bike rental suggest that the bikers take the ferry over to Sausalito first thing in the morning and then bike back over the Golden Gate Bridge later in the day due to the fog, wind, and cold.”
Golden Gate Bike Rental in San Francisco with helmet, u-lock, and map. Priced at $36 for about a day, plus easy bridge access.
“quick service，friendly，and got us on the bicycles very quickly，reasonable price，and overnight extention w/ a small additional fee is worth it！（next morning still have a few good hours around the beach sites）”
Rent a full-power e-bike from Lombard St for a 1-day ride to Sausalito over the Golden Gate Bridge. Helmet, lock and map included.
“Convenient location and excellent friendly staff. The bikes were great and woman in the shop was so great! Highly recommend.”
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