Walk Across The Golden Gate Bridge

Activity Overview

Have you ever thought about what San Francisco looks like from the Golden Gate Bridge?

The Golden Gate Bridge is synonymous with the endearing iconic beauty of San Francisco. Connecting the city with Marin County, the bridge is nearly 2 miles in length and offers stunning views.

The bridge is open to cyclists and pedestrians throughout the year, so why not enjoy a stroll along this magnificent landmark?

Things to See & Do

Visit the Southeast Visitors Area. Located on the south end of the bridge, this area features perennial gardens, an information and souvenir center, as well as the Bridge Café which features healthy and local food.

Take pictures, observe, and enjoy the windy atmosphere that embodies the city.

Walk for as long as you choose. It is easy to turn around if you decide not to complete the entire bridge.

Enjoy the Presidio, which offers its own collection of trails and paths, alongside ample space for recreation activities.

Golden Gate Bridge Insider Tips

• Dress in layers! Even the sunniest day can change dramatically to fog and chills in an instant.
• Plan to spend at least 1 to 3 hours walking the bridge.
• Pedestrians are permitted ONLY to use the East Sidewalk.
• Be prepared for crowds. Depending on the time of day, large volumes of pedestrians and cyclists can be inconvenient.
• The Golden Gate Bridge is accessible by car, public transportation, and by foot. More information on getting there can be found at the visitors and directions portion of the website.