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San Francisco Excursion: Guided Tour to Muir Woods and Sausalito

★ 4.6 (290)

$84

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Stress-free guided Big Bus tour to Muir Woods redwood groves and Sausalito

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Muir Woods and Sausalito Small-Group Tour

5 hr

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Muir Woods and Sausalito Small-Group Tour

★ 4.7 (836)

$89

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Boutique small-group tour to Muir Woods and Sausalito with entrance fee included

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San Francisco, Muir Woods, Sausalito and Optional Alcatraz Tour

8 hr

Standard Entry

San Francisco, Muir Woods, Sausalito and Optional Alcatraz Tour

★ 4.8 (1503)

$107

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Small-group day tour covering SF, Golden Gate Bridge, Muir Woods, and Sausalito

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San Francisco City Tour, Muir Woods & Sausalito: Half or Full Day

★ 4.9 (776)

$107

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Flexible half or full-day SF city tour to Muir Woods in a climate-controlled minibus

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San Francisco Super Saver: Muir Woods & Wine Country w/ optional Gourmet Lunch

11 hr

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San Francisco Super Saver: Muir Woods & Wine Country w/ optional Gourmet Lunch

★ 4.6 (3390)

$179

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Award-winning full-day tour combining Muir Woods redwoods with Napa and Sonoma wine tastings

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Alcatraz & Muir Woods Packages

Combined day tours covering both Muir Woods and Alcatraz, typically $120-160 per person.

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Private & Small Group Tours

Dedicated-guide tours of Muir Woods for small groups, ranging from $150 to $299 per person.

★ 4.5 (131)

Combo Small-Group Tour: SF City plus Muir Woods & Sausalito

9h

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★ 5.0 (4)

Muir Woods and Sausalito Small Group Tour From San Francisco

8h

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Sausalito Half-Day Experiences

Half-day tours combining Muir Woods redwoods with a stop in the town of Sausalito.

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Muir Woods and Sausalito Tour (Return by Bus or Ferry)

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Muir Woods and Sausalito Half Day Tour

5h

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★ 4.4 (207)

Muir Woods and Sausalito Afternoon Tour Small-Group Half-Day

5h

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Muir Woods and Sausalito Tour Entrance Fee Included

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About

Discover the Redwoods of Muir Woods

Some coast redwoods in Muir Woods were already centuries old when the Roman Empire fell. Sheltered in a fog-fed canyon along Redwood Creek, the grove escaped the logging that cleared most of the region, saved when William Kent bought the land and donated it to the federal government in 1908.

What a Muir Woods tour day looks like

A step-by-step walkthrough of Muir Woods tickets — what you'll see, how long each stage takes, and the details that matter.

You arrive at the entrance for 08:00, before the parking fills, and step from open coastal scrub into sudden green dark. The boardwalk leads you along Redwood Creek, past Cathedral Grove, where talking drops to a whisper and the canopy closes 200 feet overhead.

Inside a Muir Woods tour, step by step

01 15 min

Arrival and Orientation

Pick up a free trail map at the visitor center, check restrooms, and download the Junior Ranger booklet if visiting with children. Review the posted conditions board for any trail closures.
02 45 min

Main Trail to Bohemian Grove

Follow the flat, paved Main Trail along Redwood Creek to Bridge 3 and Bohemian Grove, passing the Pinchot Tree and interpretive signs explaining old-growth redwood ecology. A hollow redwood near Bridge 1 is a favorite stop for children.
03 30 min

Cathedral Grove Quiet Zone

Continue past Bridge 3 into Cathedral Grove, the monument's designated silent zone, where the tallest trees reach 250–260 feet and several specimens are estimated at 600–800 years old. No talking zones encourage mindful observation.
04 45 min

Fern Creek Trail (optional)

From just past Cathedral Grove, the Fern Creek Trail branches off along a lush side canyon through dense ferns. The path passes the former site of William Kent's favorite Douglas-fir and offers a quieter alternative to the main loop.
05 20 min

Café and Departure

Stop at the Muir Woods Trading Company café near Bridge 1 for hot food (from 11:00) or snacks before exiting. Review your shuttle or parking reservation for departure timing.

Highlights

What you'll see inside Muir Woods

The landmarks, rooms, and views travelers on Muir Woods tours remember — all visible on a single visit.

Cathedral Grove

This quiet-zone grove between Bridges 2 and 3 contains some of the monument's oldest trees, with several specimens estimated at 600–800 years old and heights reaching 250–260 feet — roughly the height of a 25-story building.

Bohemian Grove

Roughly one mile from the entrance, Bohemian Grove features a hollow redwood large enough to walk inside, offering a visceral sense of the trees' girth — coast redwoods here exceed 14 feet in diameter.

Founders Grove

Near Bridge 4, Founders Grove honors William Kent and George Pardee, whose land donation created the monument in 1908; interpretive panels explain how the grove narrowly escaped logging in the early twentieth century.

Fern Creek Trail

This side-canyon path branches off just past Cathedral Grove and winds through a dense green understory of five-finger ferns along a tributary of Redwood Creek, offering a quieter alternative to the main paved loop.

Redwood Creek Bridge Network

Four wooden bridges cross Redwood Creek along the main trail, with Bridge 2 providing the primary water-refill station; the creek was substantially reengineered in 2023 to restore coho salmon spawning habitat.

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Experience	From	Duration	Transfers	Pickup	Lunch	Tax inc.	Free cancel.	Price
Skip-the-line Most popular San Francisco Excursion: Guided Tour to Muir Woods and Sausalito	—	4 hr 30 min	—	—	—	—	✓	$84	Book →
Guided Experience Muir Woods and Sausalito Small-Group Tour	—	5 hr	—	—	—	—	✓	$89	Book →
Standard Entry San Francisco, Muir Woods, Sausalito and Optional Alcatraz Tour	—	8 hr	—	—	—	—	✓	$107	Book →
Premium Combo San Francisco City Tour, Muir Woods & Sausalito: Half or Full Day	—	—	—	—	—	—	✓	$107	Book →
Luxury / Private San Francisco Super Saver: Muir Woods & Wine Country w/ optional Gourmet Lunch	—	11 hr	—	—	—	—	✓	$179	Book →

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Open today · 08:00 – 20:00

Hours

08:00 – 20:00 daily

Opening hours

08:00 – 20:00

Getting there

City-center access via metro and bus

Accessibility

Most experiences are wheelchair-friendly — check individual tours

What to bring

Comfortable shoes, water, phone for mobile voucher

Mon

08:00 – 20:00

Quietest weekday morning

Tue

08:00 – 20:00

Wed

08:00 – 20:00

Thu

08:00 – 20:00

Fri

08:00 – 20:00

Crowds begin to build toward weekend

Sat

08:00 – 20:00

Busiest day; parking sells out early

Sun

08:00 – 20:00

Second busiest; arrive by 08:00

Closed on: Jan 1 (New Year's Day — verify conditions), Dec 25 (Christmas Day — verify conditions)

Main entrance

Main Entrance Plaza

1 Muir Woods Rd, Mill Valley, CA 94941

Primary meeting point at the visitor center and ticket area; clearly signposted from the parking lot

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Getting there

City-center access via metro and bus

What to bring

Comfortable shoes, water, phone for mobile voucher

How to get there

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Public transport · 40–50 min from Sausalito · $4 per adult round trip (16+); free for children 15 and under

Take the seasonal Muir Woods Shuttle from Sausalito Ferry Terminal (weekends and holidays); reserve at GoMuirWoods.com

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Car · 30–40 min from San Francisco · Parking reservation required: $10 standard vehicle at GoMuirWoods.com

Drive north from San Francisco via US-101, exit at Highway 1/Stinson Beach, follow Panoramic Highway and Muir Woods Road

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Bike · 45–75 min from Mill Valley · Free; no parking reservation needed for cyclists

From Mill Valley, follow the Dipsea Trail through town and up to the monument entrance

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Taxi / Rideshare · Varies · Market rate; no cell service at park for return hailing

Rideshares drop off at the main entrance without a parking reservation; arrange return pickup before losing cell service

Dress code

Muir Woods trails are shaded but temperatures can shift — layer with a light jacket even in summer, as fog frequently rolls through the canyon. Wear closed-toe shoes with grip; the paved main trail is smooth but upper dirt trails have roots and uneven surfaces. Sun protection is less critical under the canopy but advisable for open ridge hikes.

Bags & security

There is no bag check or security screening at Muir Woods. Daypacks and backpacks are welcome on all trails. Keep packs close on the main trail plaza, which can be crowded during peak hours. The visitor center has limited storage space; no large luggage storage is available on-site.

Photography

Personal photography and video for non-commercial use is freely permitted throughout Muir Woods. Commercial photography, filming, or drone operation requires a separate Special Use Permit from the National Park Service — contact the park at +1-415-561-2850 for permit details. Cathedral Grove is a designated quiet zone; silence cameras and keep interactions low-key.

Accessibility

The paved and boardwalk Main Trail through Muir Woods is fully accessible for wheelchairs, electric scooters, and strollers, running flat through both Bohemian Grove and Cathedral Grove. Accessible parking spaces are available near the visitor center, along with accessible restrooms. The visitor center provides Braille trail maps, an audio brochure recording, and assistive listening devices for ranger-led programs. Upper canyon trails (Hillside Trail, Bootjack Trail) are unpaved, steep, and not recommended for wheelchair users.

Mobile phones

There is no cell phone service or WiFi at Muir Woods or along the access road. The visitor center entrance area has limited WiFi and a pay phone for contacting rideshare services for return trips. Download your parking reservation, trail maps, and any navigation apps before leaving home.

What to bring

Reusable water bottle
Layers or light jacket (fog common year-round)
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Printed or downloaded parking/shuttle reservation
Trail map (download or pick up at entrance)
Snacks (eaten in plaza only)
Small daypack

Not allowed

Drones or UAVs
Pets (except ADA service animals)
Bicycles on forest trails
Smoking or vaping
Campfires or open flames
Removing or disturbing plants, rocks, or wildlife
Feeding wildlife
Picnicking inside the forest
Firearms (unless compliant with federal law)
Glass containers on trails
Single-use plastic bottles (discouraged)
Amplified sound devices

Families & strollers

Muir Woods is an ideal destination for families — children 15 and under enter free, and the flat, paved main loop is safe for strollers and young walkers. Kids ages 4 and up can earn a Muir Woods Junior Ranger badge by completing an activity booklet available at the visitor center. The one-mile loop to Bridge 3 and Bohemian Grove takes about 45–60 minutes at a child's pace and passes a hollow redwood large enough to walk inside.

Food & drink

The Muir Woods Trading Company café inside the monument serves hot food from 11:00 a.m. and snacks and drinks from 9:00 a.m., closing approximately one hour before the park. Eating is only permitted in the entrance plaza or on the café patio — no picnicking is allowed inside the forest. No bottled water is sold on-site; bring a reusable bottle and fill it at water stations near Bridge 2 and the visitor center restrooms.

Pets

Pets are not permitted anywhere in Muir Woods National Monument, including the parking area and trails. Only ADA-recognized service animals trained to perform a specific task are allowed. Nearby pet-friendly alternatives include sections of the Coastal Trail at Muir Beach and select trails in the Marin Headlands.

Good to know

Parking reservations are mandatory for all vehicles and must be booked in advance at GoMuirWoods.com; reservations come with a 30-minute arrival window and frequently sell out on weekends and holidays. The seasonal Muir Woods Shuttle runs from local ferry terminals on weekends and holidays — a $4 round-trip fare for adults (16+), free for children 15 and under. Annual National Parks passes (America the Beautiful) cover the entrance fee.

Meeting points

Muir Woods tour meeting points

Main Entrance Plaza

1 Muir Woods Rd, Mill Valley, CA 94941

Primary meeting point at the visitor center and ticket area; clearly signposted from the parking lot

Get directions

Muir Woods Shuttle Stop

Sausalito Ferry Terminal, Sausalito, CA

Seasonal shuttle departs from the Sausalito ferry terminal on weekends and holidays; reserve at GoMuirWoods.com

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Around your visit

Muir Woods — everything else worth knowing

Best time to go, insider tips, nearby landmarks, and the cancellation fine print — flip through to skim what matters to you.

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Best time to visit Muir Woods

How crowds, weather, and events shift across the year.

Spring (March–May)

Wildflowers bloom along Redwood Creek and crowds are moderate on weekdays; mild temperatures ideal for hiking.

Summer (June–August)

Peak visitation season with fog keeping temperatures cool under the canopy; arrive by 08:00 to secure parking.

Fall (September–November)

Foliage changes on canyon slopes and visitor numbers drop sharply after Labor Day; weekday visits are nearly crowd-free.

Winter (December–February)

Lowest crowds of the year and winter rains bring lush green understory; some upper trails may be muddy.

Helpful tips for your visit to Muir Woods

Small details that turn a good visit into a great one.

Book Parking Weeks Ahead

Weekend and holiday parking at Muir Woods sells out weeks in advance; visit GoMuirWoods.com immediately after deciding on a date rather than days before.

Arrive at Opening

The 08:00–10:00 window offers the lightest trail traffic and the best light for photography through the redwood canopy; by mid-morning on weekends the main loop is heavily congested.

Download Everything Offline

There is zero cell service at the monument and on the access road; save your parking confirmation, trail map, and any navigation instructions to your device before leaving your accommodation.

Wear Layers Year-Round

Coastal fog can drop temperatures to 50°F even on warm summer days; the enclosed canyon holds moisture, so a packable jacket prevents discomfort on longer hikes.

Use the Shuttle for a One-Way Hike

Ride the shuttle in and hike the Dipsea Trail out to Stinson Beach or down to Mill Valley for a point-to-point experience that avoids retracing steps on the main loop.

Cathedral Grove Etiquette

Cathedral Grove is an official quiet zone — park rangers ask visitors to refrain from loud conversation and phone calls; the silence amplifies the acoustic scale of the 600-year-old trees.

Landmarks near Muir Woods

Non-bookable sights within a short walk — free to visit, easy to pair.

Mount Tamalpais State Park

10 min drive

Surrounds Muir Woods with 60+ miles of trails and panoramic Bay views from the 2,571-foot East Peak summit

Muir Beach

10 min drive

A sheltered cove at the mouth of Redwood Creek where coho salmon return seasonally; pet-friendly coastal trails nearby

Stinson Beach

20 min drive

A 3.5-mile Pacific Ocean beach popular for walking and picnicking; one of the few swimmable Bay Area beaches

Sausalito Waterfront

25 min drive

Bayside village with galleries, houseboats, and direct ferry service to San Francisco's Ferry Building

Point Reyes National Seashore

45 min drive

UNESCO-recognized headland with lighthouse, elephant seal colonies, and 150 miles of hiking trails

Cancellation policy

Flexible, no hidden fees.

Parking and shuttle reservations booked through GoMuirWoods.com may be modified or cancelled in advance; check GoMuirWoods.com for current cancellation windows. The $15 entrance fee is separate from parking and may be purchased at the gate; pre-purchased entrance fees should be reviewed for refund eligibility at point of sale.

Where to stay

Hotels & districts near Muir Woods

Hand-picked options within walking distance — pick a district for vibe, or a specific hotel for convenience.

Mountain Home Inn

On-site (1.5 mi above park)

boutique

Historic inn at 1,100 ft on the slopes of Mount Tamalpais with panoramic views; seasonal shuttle stop nearby

Mill Valley Inn

15 min drive

mid-range

Comfortable downtown Mill Valley hotel with easy highway access to the park entrance road

Acqua Hotel Mill Valley

15 min drive

boutique

Boutique waterfront hotel on Richardson Bay with spa services and complimentary bikes

Cavallo Point Lodge

20 min drive

luxury

Historic and contemporary lodge at Fort Baker, Sausalito, with Golden Gate Bridge views and a full-service spa

Travelodge Mill Valley/Sausalito

15 min drive

budget

Simple, clean motel with free parking and complimentary breakfast; convenient for early-morning departures

Traveler reviews

Muir Woods tour reviews

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★★★★★

"We arrived right at opening and the morning fog still hung in the trees. The Muir Woods boardwalk made it easy to wander the lower loop without much elevation, and the air smelled of damp bark and sorrel. Book your parking reservation ahead because the lot fills fast."

Hannah K. · United States · 2026-05-18
★★★★

"Even in spring it was about ten degrees cooler under the canopy than back in San Francisco. The Redwood Creek trail was flat and stroller-friendly, though some side paths were closed for restoration. Worth the short drive over the headlands."

Marco D. · Italy · 2026-04-02
★★★★★

"Standing in Cathedral Grove with the signs asking for quiet was the highlight of our Muir Woods tour. Light came down in thin shafts through the coast redwoods around late morning. We spent two hours and never felt rushed."

Yuki T. · Japan · 2026-03-21
★★★★★

"We booked a shuttle combo so we skipped the parking hassle entirely. The trees are genuinely enormous and the interpretive markers about the Bohemian Grove and old-growth ecology were informative. Comfortable shoes are enough; no real hiking gear needed."

Sophie L. · France · 2026-02-11
★★★★★

"Came on a drizzly January day and had Muir Woods nearly to ourselves. Redwood Creek was running high and the ferns were vivid green. The main loop is mostly boardwalk so the mud was never an issue."

David R. · United States · 2026-01-09
★★★★

"Parking and shuttle both require advance reservations now, which caught us off guard. Once inside, the Ben Johnson and Hillside trails gave us a quieter loop away from the crowds near the entrance. Plan for patchy cell service."

Elena V. · Spain · 2025-12-28
★★★★★

"The scale of the old-growth coast redwoods is hard to convey in photos. We did a half-day Muir Woods tour with a naturalist guide who explained how the fog feeds the canopy. Late afternoon light through the trunks was lovely."

Thomas B. · Germany · 2025-11-15
★★★★★

"Our kids managed the full lower loop easily thanks to the flat boardwalk. We grabbed our Muir Woods tickets and parking slot online the week before and it went smoothly. The visitor center cafe had decent coffee and snacks."

Priya N. · United States · 2025-09-30
★★★★

"Mid-July and the grove stayed cool and shaded even at midday. Combining this with the Marin Headlands viewpoints made for a full day of California landmarks. Arrive early afternoon if you want softer light filtering through the redwoods."

Lucas M. · Brazil · 2025-07-12
★★★★★

"We compared a few Muir Woods tours and ended up self-driving with a timed parking pass. The redwood grove felt ancient and calm, with Redwood Creek murmuring alongside the path. Allow extra time for the winding road in."

Anna S. · United Kingdom · 2025-05-04

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Frequently asked

Frequently asked questions about Muir Woods tours

What are Muir Woods opening hours?

Muir Woods is open every day from 08:00 to 20:00. The visitor center opens at 08:00 and closes 30 minutes before the park does.

Do I need to book Muir Woods tickets in advance?

Parking and shuttle reservations are required and must be booked in advance at GoMuirWoods.com; they sell out quickly on weekends and holidays. The $15 entrance fee can be purchased separately at the gate on arrival or pre-purchased online.

How much does Muir Woods entry cost?

Entrance costs $15 per person for visitors aged 16 and older; children 15 and under enter free. Annual America the Beautiful passes cover the entrance fee for all passengers in a vehicle.

What is the best time to visit Muir Woods to avoid crowds?

Arriving at opening between 08:00 and 10:00 on weekdays offers the lightest crowds. Weekday mornings from November through March are the quietest overall; summer weekends fill the main trail by mid-morning.

Is Muir Woods accessible for wheelchairs and strollers?

The paved and boardwalk Main Trail through the old-growth redwood forest is fully accessible for wheelchairs, scooters, and strollers, running flat through Bohemian Grove and Cathedral Grove. Accessible parking and restrooms are available near the visitor center.

Can I bring my dog to Muir Woods?

Pets are not permitted anywhere in Muir Woods National Monument. Only ADA service animals trained for a specific task are allowed. The Coastal Trail at Muir Beach, a short drive away, does welcome leashed dogs.

Is photography allowed in Muir Woods?

Personal photography and video for non-commercial use is welcome throughout the monument. Commercial filming and drone use require a Special Use Permit from the NPS — call +1-415-561-2850 for details. Cathedral Grove is a quiet zone, so minimize disruptive behavior there.

What food and drink options are available at Muir Woods?

The Muir Woods Trading Company café serves hot food from 11:00 a.m. and snacks and drinks from 9:00 a.m., closing about an hour before the park. Eating is restricted to the entrance plaza and café patio; picnicking inside the forest is not allowed. Bring a reusable water bottle as bottled water is not sold on-site.

How do I get to Muir Woods without a car?

The seasonal Muir Woods Shuttle runs from Sausalito Ferry Terminal on weekends and holidays for $4 round trip per adult (16+), free for children; reserve at GoMuirWoods.com. Rideshares can drop off at the entrance, but note there is no cell service on-site to arrange a return pickup.

What should I know about Muir Woods tours and guided programs?

Ranger-led walks and interpretive programs are offered seasonally — check the park events calendar at nps.gov/muwo for current schedules. Private Muir Woods tour operators also run guided redwood forest experiences departing from San Francisco, typically combining the monument with a Sausalito stop.

Are there family-friendly activities at the redwood forest for children?

Children ages 4 and up can earn a Junior Ranger badge by completing an activity booklet from the visitor center. The flat main loop to Bohemian Grove is stroller-friendly, and a hollow redwood near Bridge 1 is a highlight for young visitors. Entrance is free for all children 15 and under.

What is the cancellation policy for Muir Woods parking reservations?

Parking and shuttle reservations made through GoMuirWoods.com can generally be modified or cancelled before the visit date; check GoMuirWoods.com for the current cancellation window and any fees. The $15 entrance fee is handled separately and its refund terms depend on the point of purchase.

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Muir Woods Tours & Tickets

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San Francisco Excursion: Guided Tour to Muir Woods and Sausalito

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Muir Woods and Sausalito Small-Group Tour

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San Francisco, Muir Woods, Sausalito and Optional Alcatraz Tour

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San Francisco City Tour, Muir Woods & Sausalito: Half or Full Day

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San Francisco Super Saver: Muir Woods & Wine Country w/ optional Gourmet Lunch

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Alcatraz & Muir Woods Packages

Alcatraz with Muir Woods and Sausalito Tour

Alcatraz Muir Woods Express with Golden Gate Bridge Visit

San Francisco: Alcatraz Island and Guided Muir Woods Tour

Private & Small Group Tours

Combo Small-Group Tour: SF City plus Muir Woods & Sausalito

Muir Woods and Sausalito Small Group Tour From San Francisco

Sausalito Half-Day Experiences

Muir Woods and Sausalito Tour (Return by Bus or Ferry)

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Muir Woods and Sausalito Afternoon Tour Small-Group Half-Day

Muir Woods and Sausalito Tour Entrance Fee Included

Discover the Redwoods of Muir Woods

What a Muir Woods tour day looks like

Inside a Muir Woods tour, step by step

Arrival and Orientation

Main Trail to Bohemian Grove

Cathedral Grove Quiet Zone

Fern Creek Trail (optional)

Café and Departure

What you'll see inside Muir Woods

Cathedral Grove

Bohemian Grove

Founders Grove

Fern Creek Trail

Redwood Creek Bridge Network

Muir Woods tickets & tours compared

Book Muir Woods tours in 3 steps

Book online

Receive your mobile voucher

Show & enter

Plan your Muir Woods visit

Main Entrance Plaza

How to get there

Dress code

Bags & security

Photography

Accessibility

Mobile phones

What to bring

Not allowed

Families & strollers

Food & drink

Pets

Good to know

Muir Woods tour meeting points

Main Entrance Plaza

Muir Woods Shuttle Stop

Muir Woods — everything else worth knowing

Best time to visit Muir Woods

Helpful tips for your visit to Muir Woods

Landmarks near Muir Woods

Mount Tamalpais State Park

Muir Beach

Stinson Beach

Sausalito Waterfront

Point Reyes National Seashore

Cancellation policy

Hotels & districts near Muir Woods

Mountain Home Inn

Mill Valley Inn

Acqua Hotel Mill Valley

Cavallo Point Lodge

Travelodge Mill Valley/Sausalito

Muir Woods tour reviews

Frequently asked questions about Muir Woods tours

More Muir Woods tours & experiences

Golden Gate Bridge Muir Woods Sausalito with Optional Alcatraz