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Muir Woods: Half-Day Trip from San Fransisco
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From San Francisco: Half-Day Muir Woods Tour
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Highlights
Venture across the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and enjoy some peaceful solitude in the cool, dewy air of Northern California, with a guided tour through a misty canyon of towering ancient redwoods. Up to 1,000 years old and 260 feet tall, the redwoods of Muir Woods are among the most breathtaking trees in the world. You'll never forget the crisp, fresh redwood fragrance that will surround you as you wander beneath the enchanting canopy of the majestic Muir Woods National Monument.
Lastly, enjoy a scenic drive through the quaint seaside town of Sausalito – a Mediterranean-like village harbored across the San Francisco Bay, famous for its sweeping views, timeless sophistication, local boutiques, and cafes.
What's included
INCLUDED
Transportation
Entrance into Muir Woods National Forest
Live tour guide narration in English
45 minutes in Sausalito
NOT INCLUDED
Tour guide gratuities (optional)
Food/beverages
Sausalito ferry boat return
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Additional information
Must Know
Please confirm your tour details at least 24 hours prior to tour date
You will have approximately 1.5 hours to explore Muir Woods
Pre Purchase
Children under 3 years join for free
Usage
Show your smartphone ticket to the guide at the departure point, 99 Jefferson Street (Corner of Mason Street) at Fisherman's Wharf. Check-in time is 15 minutes prior to the scheduled tour departure.
Good To Know
Guide Languages: English
Advance Arrival Time: 0:15:00
Location
Venue
Muir Woods Day Trips from San Francisco
Meeting Point
99 Jefferson Street (Corner of Mason Street) at Fisherman's Wharf
Provider
Big Bus Tower Tours
The tour started on time, and the driver Lester is very knowledgable about the regions, giving a lot of good stories about SF and Sausalito. A nice walk in the forrest is good for a morning exercise!