Top San Francisco Hiking Tours

A short hike with amazing views and riveting stories. Though only 2 miles in length, this gorgeous walking tour of San Francisco's hidden stairways is breathtaking. See gorgeous mosaic tiled steps and vistas that most San Franciscans don't even know exist. You'll also discover beautiful neighborhoods that tourists rarely see. Enjoy the view and get some history along the way.

Sharpen your wilderness survival skills during a 5-hour class that takes place in the redwood forests of Marin County. Your knowledgeable instructor-guide shares core wilderness techniques including creating a shelter, starting a fire by friction, finding and preparing food, and identifying edible plants. Build the confidence and skills needed in a wilderness setting without the tools and comforts of the modern world. You’ll also learn techniques used by the native peoples of California on this fascinating day out in the woods.

We will be taking you to one of the favorite spots that locals love. Our guides are all very friendly and informative with unique perspectives and information to offer.

We walk the Inner Sunset and Golden Gate Heights neighborhoods and visit some of the beautiful mosaic tiled hidden stairways that take you through this quiet urban utopia to the highest points of the City. From Grandview Park we'll take in the best 360° views of San Francisco including the Golden Gate Bridge, Golden Gate Park and downtown.

Our guides are each unique and can share with locals and travelers interesting facts, history, and plant flora of the area. You will see the giant redwoods as we head around Mt. Tam near Muir Woods. The pace gives you plenty of time to explore, enjoy, and snap photos.

Discover more of San Francisco on an urban hiking tour in three must-see neighborhoods: Union Square, Nob Hill, and Chinatown. Get a good workout as you take in Nob Hill landmarks such as Grace Cathedral and the Fairmont Hotel, and visit the Cable Car Museum and the Fortune Cookie Factory. Learn about the Gold Rush, the Beat Generation, hippies in the 1960s, and more, before concluding in Union Square.