Pedaling the Presidio Ride

By Aaron Bialick
Jun 5, 2011

From SFBC:

Cycle through scenery and immerse yourself in history on this five-mile, moderate bike ride lead by SF Bicycle Coalition member and Ranger James Osborne. Helmet, bike and reservations required. Contact: 415-561-4323

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