Golden Gate Park serves as an expansive and bike-friendly area in San Francisco, featuring notable routes like JFK Way and Overlook Way. These paths provide a pleasing balance of scenic views and manageable climbs. The JFK Promenade is a 1.5-mile stretch free from vehicles, allowing for enjoyment of art, gardens, and outdoor games. Key attractions include the Conservatory of Flowers, the oldest working conservatory in North America, and unique experiences like Skatin' Place, an open-air roller disco.
Golden Gate Park is basically San Francisco's backyard - except this backyard has windmills, roller discos, and no annoying neighbors.
JFK Way and the Overlook Way both stretch across the park at seven miles round trip, offering an effortless coast west to the ocean and a gentle but steady climb back east.
Take a deep breath and let the city noise fade away - you're officially on the JFK Promenade, a glorious 1.5-mile car-free stretch that’s been blissfully vehicle-free since 2020.
Cruising along the promenade, you will pass gardens, meadows, a waterfall, and other noteworthy sites.
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