April Trip Along the California Coast?
Hello, friends, I hope you will pardon this not-quite-strictly-RV-related request! Although I live towards the east coast, I was fortunate enough to get the opportunity to visit the Big Sur area...
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Earlier this year we did a little road trip with the DGD, we have traveled up and down the coast since the 60s' but never really looked at everything, it was a "get the heck out of Dodge thing". With the DGD along we stopped at a lot of places we had passed and wanted to see but never did. One day we took 10 hours to make a 90 mile drive. I mention this because there really is a lot to do and see on the coast.
Flying into SFO rather than Monterey would be cheaper, you can drive to Monterey and back easily in a day, won't be able to stop much but you will save a lot of money. From San Francisco(all you City people take note, I wrote out San Francisco, not Frisco or some other slang, it's Los Angeles too, not La La Land)north is as fantastic as from Los Angeles North. Plan on stopping a lot. From the Redwoods a great side trip is Ferndale, great Victorian town.
Just remember there are several weeks of things to see and do up there. And I have to agree the BRMs are unbelievable and we can't wait to go back and explore more.
Flying into SFO rather than Monterey would be cheaper, you can drive to Monterey and back easily in a day, won't be able to stop much but you will save a lot of money. From San Francisco(all you City people take note, I wrote out San Francisco, not Frisco or some other slang, it's Los Angeles too, not La La Land)north is as fantastic as from Los Angeles North. Plan on stopping a lot. From the Redwoods a great side trip is Ferndale, great Victorian town.
Just remember there are several weeks of things to see and do up there. And I have to agree the BRMs are unbelievable and we can't wait to go back and explore more.
