Originally Posted by weed eater

There's a book called Short Bike Rides San Francisco that has some cool-looking rides (i've never tried any of them though). The best thing about it is that all the rides are designed for bicyclists without cars--i.e. no directions of how to drive to the beginning of the route. Instead, many of the rides begin and end at BART stations, or are actually useful transportation routes, like a decent way to get from downtown SF to the SF airport (!!). The book's dedication reads "To cyclists without cars."

Even though it's called "Short Bike Rides" some of them are 30+ miles. it covers SF, East Bay, and Marin County. Also some rides down the Pacific coast from SF.

The author is Henry Kingman and the publisher is Globe Pequot. They have it at the Oakland Public Library.