San Francisco · GOLDEN GATE PARK TOURS
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Below are the 3 best golden gate park tours in San Francisco right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and who it suits. Start at number one, it earned the spot.
A 3-hour GoCar GPS tour of San Francisco’s icons—Palace of Fine Arts, Golden Gate Bridge views, Lombard Street, Golden Gate Park, and more. Gas included.
“Such a good way to check out some of the main attractions. Navigating thru the city was very easy. Highly recommend”
Pedal a four-seat surrey through Golden Gate Park for an hour. Helmet, map, lock included. Gardens, museums, and the beach.
“One might think that this surrey ride would be a pleasant way to tour Golden Gate Park but, sadly, that is not the case. There is only one gear and that means traveling uphill by pedaling is a difficult chore. If you are in excellent physical condition, with very strong legs and a lot of experience on a one-speed bicycle, you might find the experience enjoyable. If not, you will be better off walking.”
Rent a bike or eBike to cruise Golden Gate Park and continue to the Golden Gate Bridge. Includes helmet, lock, bag, map.
“Cycling in San Francisco is fantastic. We rented three bikes from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. When we arrived, we were told that we had to be back by 6:45 p.m. because the shop closed at 7 p.m. We were also told that we could take out insurance to cover minor damage, such as a flat tire or a loose chain, for $10 per bike, up to a maximum of $60 per bike. We couldn't see or know what condition the bikes were in, so we had no choice but to take out the insurance. The costs were extremely high if a tire went flat or something similar happened. During…”
