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Presidio Promenade – Fort Point loop from Chinatown-Rose Pak

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Mountain biking trails

United States

San Francisco

Presidio Promenade – Fort Point loop from Chinatown-Rose Pak

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4.9

(9446)

12,219

riders

Presidio Promenade – Fort Point loop from Chinatown-Rose Pak

01:37

27.3km

260m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 29, 2026

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Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Marin Headlands

Fort Mason

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5.77 km

Crissy Field Lagoon

Highlight • Lake

Restored tidal lagoon and wetlands in the former runway of the Presidio maritime military area.

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6.54 km

This large, open grass area has a great view of the Golden Gate Bridge. During World War I, it was home to the barracks, and then served as an airfield. Today, it's open to the public for picnics and sightseeing.

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7.14 km

Presidio Promenade

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

In the 80th jubilee of the Golden Gate Bridge we were back for the SF Marathon here. Every time a great experience. And for the third time I'm drawn by …

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12.2 km

Alexander Avenue, Fort Baker overlook

Highlight • Viewpoint

You can either bomb down Alexander Ave's wide shoulder or spin up and down the quieter road closer to the Bay through Fort Baker

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12.4 km

Sausalito – Alexander Avenue Entrance

Highlight (Segment) • Settlement

If you're riding into Sausalito from San Francisco then you'll be coming in via Alexander Avenue. You'll be treated to great views across the water, and the classic Bay Area homes built along the cliffside.

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19.4 km

Fort Point

Highlight • Historical Site

Fort Point is a signature landmark beneath the Golden Gate Bridge, built at the height of California’s Gold Rush in 1853. Later, the Army Corps of Engineers utilized the site …

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