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4.8· 6,837 reviews
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iPass provides global mobile connectivity through a cloud-based SaaS platform, offering unlimited Wi-Fi access across more than 57 million hotspots in over 120 countries via its SmartConnect™ technology.

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Eric Jacobson
Reviews 1

What a beautiful structure. Completely unknown to me there are a bunch of WWII artillery bunkers scattered a long the side of the bridge. There is a huge park and historic site along side the base with historic military instillations. You can also see Alcatraz.

Stephen Lammens
Reviews 1

Golden Gate Bridge is the most iconic tourist attraction of San Francisco. You can either walk, cycle or drive, it does not matter.

I preferred walking over the bridge, as you really feel the vibrations of the longest suspension bridge of the world.

The views over the city and Alcatraz on a clear day are phenomenal.

Must do when visiting San Francisco.

Saepul Ramdani
Reviews 1

Good place
Did you know?
on the top of the bridge pole is a strange sentence I don't know what the strange sentence is. other than that when I came here I used to practice driving a boat and the last time here I got into a freighter to look for criminals. besides this place is close to my girlfriend's house

Nadeem Akhtar
Reviews 1

Landmark attraction to visit while in San Francisco. This is a great piece of architecture and engineering, it has parking options at both side of the bridge with spectacular views. In a nice weather it s good to walk over the bridge and walk till the middle. You can also view the historical prison of alcastica.

Lynn Hady
Reviews 1

One of the most amazing places in the world. My husband and I took the Big Bus tour across, then walked the 3.4 miles roundtrip, and took the Big Bus back.

Beautiful day, great people as tour guides, and just an all-round fantastic way to see one of SF's best sights.

Girish Shetty
Reviews 1

You go here anytime of the day or year, you will always find a way to love this beautiful thing.
There are too many view points to watch this, and if you like biking or running or walking, you can do that as well.
If you like to hike, there are quite a few places on North side of the bridge from where you get spectacular view of the bridge and the city.

Monica Munoz
Reviews 1

Awesome spot to take pictures, I didn't know about the toll booth but if you do pass it you can always go online and pay for one day pass. Has plenty of parking and restrooms for travelers. We only stayed for about 20 mins, which is honestly more than enough time.

Tony Stallings
Reviews 1

I have been to San Francisco a couple times and have driven across the Golden Gate Bridge but never walked across it. This trip we decided to walk across it, we started a little late in the day so we only walked halfway before turning around. I was amazed at the view from the bridge and how high above the water it sits. I would highly recommend walking across it. We parked on the North side of the bridge and walked from there, the only reason I didn't give it a 5 star was that the public bathroom was very dirty and gross.

Kim McBride
Reviews 1

Take a walk across. It is fun. The visitor's center could use another staff member. Maybe a volunteer could staff the information desk.

I love that you can see the great bay and other places before you get on the bridge. I just wish the two cafes were open. They claimed to be closed for remodeling, but not a single construction person or vehicle in sight.

They do have very clean and spacious restrooms. They have additional ones in case.

The bridge is a wonderful walk. Even before you get on the bridge there are trails you can take.

Now, I walked the complete span and I had fun. I would recommend that you take some snacks with you. It was windy, noisy, and a lot of foot and bicycle traffic.

When you decide to walk the span, remember people walking must stay by the guard rail and bicycles are to stay near the road side of the walk way. Please be respectful to others and of you are going to walk with another person or in a group to follow the bridge rules.

Sorry folks service animals only on the bridge. The C.H.P. do a great job of patrolling. Bridge staff are always working. But, they do have emergency telephones.

The cost to bike or walk across the beautiful GOLD GATE BRIDGE IS.....FREE! So, come alone, with a friend, or a group. Walk or bike, but DO IT!

High Pixels
Reviews 1

Golden Gate Bridge is a steel suspension bridge with Art Deco styling in California spanning Golden Gate, a 1.6-kilometre-wide straight connecting San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Opened in 1937, the 1,970-metre, 6-lane bridge links San Francisco to Marin County as part of the National Highway System. Construction of the orange-coloured bridge started in 1933 and took just over four years to complete at a cost of $35 million and the lives of 11 men. McClintic-Marshall Construction Company, a subsidiary of Bethlehem Steel, carried out the project with Irving Marrow serving as architect and Joseph Strauss and Charles Ellis serving as design engineers. Golden Gate Bridge is 227 metres high and 90 metres wide. Its longest span is 1,280 metres. Clearance below the bridge is 67 metres at high tide. Clearance above the bridge is 4.3 metres. The weight of the roadway is supported by 250 pairs of vertical suspender ropes attached to two main cables. The main cables pass over the bridge s towers and are fixed in concrete at each end. Each of the main cables consists of 27,572 strands of wire. The total length of galvanized steel wire used to fabricate the main cables is estimated to be 130,000 kilometres. Each of the two towers has about 600,000 rivets. Golden Gate Bridge is both a California Historical Landmark (1987) and a San Francisco Designated Landmark (1999). Approximately 110,000 vehicles use the bridge each day. Southbound vehicles (two-axel) pay $8.00 ($7.00 with FasTrack) to cross the strait.

Mariana Herreria
Reviews 1

I got some really nice pictures and enjoy the view so much. What I didn't like is that when I went the bridge seamed uncared for. There were many spots that could use a little paint. Besides that this is a stop you can't miss if you are visiting the city by the bay!!
I was surprised to see the size of the cables!! They are huge!!!

Meng Teck Chua
Reviews 1

This is one of the best spot to view the San Francisco Bay. Most people would cycle up the bridge and continue the journey further north of the bay depending on your stamina. Generally fair good ride with a few spots of steep slopes. The view on the bridge is amazing, just make sure you secure your cap or scarf because it can be very windy due to its height above the water.

Matt Schenkel
Reviews 1

If you're a tourist in SF, this is one place you have to check off your bucket list.
Great to walk or bike across for some nice city/bay views.
One gripe is that depending on what side of the bridge you walk across on, it can be a bit difficult to organise a lift from the North side

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About iPass

iPass (NASDAQ: IPAS) is the leading provider of global mobile connectivity, offering simple, secure, always-on Wi-Fi access on any mobile device. Built on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform, the iPass cloud-based service keeps its customers connected by providing unlimited Wi-Fi connectivity on unlimited devices. iPass is the world’s largest Wi-Fi network, with more than 57 million hotspots in more than 120 countries, at airports, hotels, train stations, convention centers, outdoor venues, inflight, and more. Using patented technology, the iPass SmartConnect™ platform takes the guesswork out of Wi-Fi, automatically connecting customers to the best hotspot for their needs. Customers simply download the iPass app to experience unlimited, everywhere, and invisible Wi-Fi.

iPass® is a registered trademark of iPass Inc. Wi-Fi® is a registered trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance. All other trademarks are owned by their respective owners.

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