Today’s adventure was focused on arguably the most iconic destination in San Francisco…the Golden Gate Bridge. Our stated objective was straightforward enough. Travel from Fisherman’s Wharf to Sausalito…entirely on foot. While walking was permitted for most of the journey, running was required while crossing the bridge.
This experience was an odyssey that was blessed with beautiful sunny conditions during our trek and the flow of the conversation never wavered as there were an endless number of things to view and discuss.
While photographing from multiple perspectives over the course of several hours, we found the bridge originally dubbed “Chrysopylae” to be a mysterious subject that hesitated to ever fully reveal her entire personality. Rather, she effortlessly played the role of a coy muse!
This journey offers numerous transportation alternatives. Although we chose to travel it on foot, bicycles, rollerblades, scooters, skateboards, (and Uber 😉) are all viable options.
Our journey covered approximately 10 miles (one way), but you can “season” your adventure “to taste” and make it shorter (or longer) as you desire. However how you choose to enjoy your adventure, we’d highly recommend that you take advantage of the ferry from Sausalito back to San Francisco as it offers more tremendous views, is reasonably priced, and can make this a one way pedestrian journey.
Strictly for the purposes of amusement, we included a picture with a hidden meaning. If you think you’ve discovered it, be the first to DM us to claim your fabulous (and fictitious) prize! 😉
If you’re searching for a less traditional manner to explore and enjoy the City by the Bay, this might just be the path that you were destined to travel.
And that’s…Henry’s Take.
