Shuttle to Muir Woods, then ride a bike with the option to cross the Golden Gate Bridge
Up to 8 Hours
Shuttle, Muir Woods entry, bike
Explore Muir Woods National Monument by shuttle, then pick up your included bike for a self-guided ride in San Francisco. You’ll also have free time in Sausalito along the way.
All riders must sign a liability waiver; guests under 18 need a parent or legal guardian present to sign and accompany them at check-in. Optional services such as midway drop-off have extra fees—confirm the amount with Greetwell before booking.
Cancel 72+ hours before your reservation for a full refund. Cancellations within 72 hours are charged in full and are non-refundable. No-shows are charged in full and are non-refundable. If you change the reservation date, it is charged in full and is non-refundable.
Check in at 7:50am at 2805 Leavenworth. The bus departs at 8:00am sharp.
Bring your voucher to board the Muir Woods bus.
The shuttle arrives at Muir Woods around 9:00am, with free time from 9:00am to 10:30am. It arrives in Sausalito at 11:00am, with free time until 12:15pm, then returns to Fisherman’s Wharf around 12:45pm.
2661 Taylor Street San Francisco, CA US 94133
Walking into Muir Woods National Monument, you feel the temperature drop and the noise of the outside world fall away. Cathedral-like redwoods, some over a thousand years old, rise more than two hundred feet overhead, their rust-colored bark filtering the coastal light into soft, diffuse shafts. Redwood Creek runs alongside the main trail, its gentle current threading through sword ferns and sorrel. Muir Woods National Monument rewards a slow pace, inviting you to pause, look upward, and take in a forest that has stood largely unchanged for centuries.
The bikes here are in great shape, especially the e-bikes that make tackling San Francisco's hills totally manageable. Staff members get consistently high marks for being helpful and friendly right from the start, taking time to explain routes and share solid suggestions for what to see. The operation seems well-organized, with bikes available for both self-guided adventures and guided tours across the Golden Gate Bridge. Ryan and Adam stand out as exceptional tour guides who really know their stuff. Multiple travelers mention how they bring the city's history alive with fascinating stories and insider knowledge, making the experience feel special rather than just another tourist activity. The tours cover major highlights like the Golden Gate Bridge and can extend to Sausalito, with guides who are patient, encouraging, and genuinely passionate about showing off San Francisco. A couple of mechanical issues have popped up with poor responses from staff, which is worth noting. There's also been some confusion about ferry logistics on the return trip, so do your homework on ticketing before you go. That said, the vast majority of people have fantastic experiences here, particularly on the guided tours where the guides' enthusiasm and expertise really shine through.
Great family experience, Chance was excellent, we had so much fun with our 15 year old Grandson’s, the electric bikes were wonderful for a 67 year old man and wife. We will be back in two years for our three granddaughters when they turn 15!
Tim Edwards
July 8, 2026
Great family experience, Chance was excellent, we had so much fun with our 15 year old Grandson’s, the electric bikes were wonderful for a 67 year old man and wife. We will be back in two years for our three granddaughters when they turn 15!
Tim Edwards
July 8, 2026
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