San Francisco: Marin Headlands Gravel Biking Tour +GG Bridge
San Francisco
Ride the gravel trails of San Francisco & the Marin Headlands across the Golden Gate Bridge. Whether you're gravel curious or an avid cyclist, this bike tour will awe with vistas, challenges and fun.
Gravel Biking Tours in San Francisco and Marin Headlands
This guided gravel biking tour suits all skill levels, from beginners to experienced cyclists, exploring San Francisco and the Marin Headlands.
Highlights
- Varied trails with tailored difficulty levels
- Scenic views of the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco skyline
- Coffee, drinks, and food stops along the route
- Photos and 360-degree videos of your ride (see Instagram: @GravelGuideSF)
Description
Discover gravel biking routes across the Golden Gate Bridge in the historic Marin Headlands, the birthplace of mountain biking. Whether you own a gravel bike or not, the tour will be customized to your skill and fitness level. The ride includes challenging climbs, single-track sections, downhill stretches, and potential wildlife sightings.
The tour features a lunch stop and celebratory drinks at The Pelican Inn or other recommended locations. If you don’t own a gravel bike, assistance with high-quality bike rentals is provided. Private tours are available for groups of two or more; you may book for two even if you are one person.
Check Instagram @GravelGuideSF for videos and photos of past rides.
Includes
- Route planning
- Bike rental assistance
- Recommendations for food and beverage stops
- Bike mechanic support
Excludes
- Bike rental (facilitated but not included)
- Food and drinks
- Vehicle transportation
Important Information
- After booking, contact the provider using the voucher details to customize your tour and confirm pickup location and time.
- Bike rental companies with high-performance road, gravel, or mountain bikes are available through coordination.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Plan to bring appropriate cycling gear, water, and a camera. Morning departures often offer cooler temperatures and less trail traffic.
