Portland to San Francisco on the 101
In the Fall we are planning a trip from Portland to San Francisco I want to take the 101 down the coast has anyone taken this trip with a Class A Motorhome? Do I need to be concerned about low over...
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We're driven 101 from Washington to San Francisco with our 40' motorhome and toad with no problems. Just prepare yourself for slow-going. It's not a super fast highway for a reason.
For touring San Fran we stayed north on 101 at Santa Rosa Fairgrounds (F/H/U) and drove to Larkspur to take the ferry across the bay (nice short trip) which ends at Fisherman's Wharf. From there we had made reservations for the San Fran Small group tour which was a van holding about 20 folks - not a big bus. It gave us a good tour of the city highpoints, including the Golden Gate Bridge and Sausalito. Would highly recommend it as a way of seeing the city. Have a great trip!
We're driven 101 from Washington to San Francisco with our 40' motorhome and toad with no problems. Just prepare yourself for slow-going. It's not a super fast highway for a reason.
For touring San Fran we stayed north on 101 at Santa Rosa Fairgrounds (F/H/U) and drove to Larkspur to take the ferry across the bay (nice short trip) which ends at Fisherman's Wharf. From there we had made reservations for the San Fran Small group tour which was a van holding about 20 folks - not a big bus. It gave us a good tour of the city highpoints, including the Golden Gate Bridge and Sausalito. Would highly recommend it as a way of seeing the city. Have a great trip!
