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RE: suggestions - skip point reyers? any suggestions along the coastline?
by stopthebus 22 May 2012
I would skip Highway 1 north of SF - it's nice, but it's better farther north along 101 and farther south around Big Sur. I don't think…
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RE: suggestions - skip point reyers? any suggestions along the coastline?
by happylee 22 May 2012
by four nights i mean the 4th, last night at lincoln city as we will visit a friend there. Your suggestion, head to Fort Bragg all the…
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RE: suggestions - skip point reyers? any suggestions along the coastline?
by ianw6705 22 May 2012
We stayed in the Curly Redwood Lodge in Crescent City ... perfectly standard motel, but its claim to fame is that it is entirely made…
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RE: suggestions - skip point reyers? any suggestions along the coastline?
by stopthebus 22 May 2012
Ian has good taste in stopovers, but I'd do one night Fort Bragg, two nights Crescent City, one night Bandon, then on to your final destiant…
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RE: suggestions - skip point reyers? any suggestions along the coastline?
by ianw6705 22 May 2012
Perhaps your four nights could be Fort Bragg (less than 200 miles from SF), Crescent City, Bandon, Lincoln City - if that's what you mean…
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RE: suggestions - skip point reyers? any suggestions along the coastline?
by ianw6705 21 May 2012
Hi Jolene ... can I also advise that we found the Redwoods National Park (the proper national park part) was not a highlight ... and that…
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RE: suggestions - skip point reyers? any suggestions along the coastline?
by stopthebus 20 May 2012
I adore Point Reyes so I probably wouldn't skip it, but it really depends on how much time you have. #1 gives you a good list of places…
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RE: suggestions - skip point reyers? any suggestions along the coastline?
by johnsang 20 May 2012
Sure, if you are satisfied that you have seen enough, there are many more places to see. Muir Woods, Stinson Beach, Bolinas, Bodega Bay,…
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RE: oregon washington in august
by ianw6705 19 May 2012
I also think the first part is rather rushed - the Californian redwood forests are wonderful to walk through. I would drop Portland…
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RE: Practicality of SF-SEA and back Budget Roadtrip
by ianw6705 17 April 2012
I agree with Bob that it is pretty ambitious. But we have done almost all the following as a road-trip, and it was pretty good. Dos…
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RE: Military bases I've been on
by section8 11 February 2012
For extended periods: NAS Pensacola, NAS and NS Jax, Pearl Harbor, MCBH-Kaneohe, Moody AFB, FT. Benning, 29-Palms., USS KENNEDY (carrier),…
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Re: Road Trip from Seattle to San Francisco in May 2012
by MissSpeed 28 December 2011
I have driven the reverse of that from San Francisco to Seattle (and back) and it's a lovely drive. I camped the whole way so I don't…
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RE: Worms, Crabs, Lice etc.
by Niner 22 October 2011
I once caught the crabs off the coast of Fort Bragg. Dungeness was her name.
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RE: San Francisco to Seattle roadtrip in 7 days in November!!
by johnsang 25 September 2011
7 days gives you quite a bit of time to explore this area. You probably already know about Hiway 1 up the coast? There are many little…
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Re: Possible to find cheap accomodation around Fort Bragg, Ukiah, Mendocino?
by yaguri 17 August 2011
I stayed last year at the Old West Inn in Willits, north of Ukiah, due east of Ft. Bragg. It's a theme motel, roadside Americana at its…
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RE: Possible to find cheap accomodation around Fort Bragg, Ukiah, Mendocino?
by nutraxfornerves 17 August 2011
There are no hostels in that area or farther north in California. Ukiah would be the least interesting place to stay. It is inland.…
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RE: Possible to find cheap accomodation around Fort Bragg, Ukiah, Mendocino?
by TravellinAndi 17 August 2011
FOR UKIAH, ALTHOUGH ITS VERY HARD TO GET THERE without a car, YOU MIGHT TRY ORR HOTSPRINGS....... ITS A VERY SPECIAL PLACE. Check out…
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RE: Possible to find cheap accomodation around Fort Bragg, Ukiah, Mendocino?
by ianw6705 17 August 2011
We have booked the following accommodation in the next couple of weeks: - Super8 Fort Bragg ($US84.00) - Curly Redwood Lodge Crescent…
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Possible to find cheap accomodation around Fort Bragg, Ukiah, Mendocino?
by veroking 17 August 2011
Hello, We are two Swedes that are going for a California trip this September. We will fly in to SFO and then continue up north to the…
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Re: national parks and must see's in northern california
by ono 10 June 2011
Please realize California is a big state. To go from Tahoe to Shasta over to the coast and back down to San Francisco, you could spend…
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RE: ROAD TRIP: San Fran to Portland - Seaside / Forests & Camping
by stopthebus 09 June 2011
Just a warning: Crater Lake isn't on the coast. I've driven this route a lot and it's one of my favorite places in the world. My advice…
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RE: national parks and must see's in northern california
by ianw6705 09 June 2011
You could do a nice loop - particularly if you wish to arrive back at Lake Tahoe at the end: After Yosemite NP > back through San Franci…
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RE: national parks and must see's in northern california
by stopthebus 09 June 2011
In my opinion the star of northern California is the redwood coast. You could (or, I could at least) easily, EASILY spend a week just…
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RE: California for return visitors....
by itsgotime 02 May 2011
A fund trip would be from Chico (Sierra Nevada Brewery), Lassen Ntl Park is an hour away, to Ukiah (Mendicino Brewing) through Booneville…
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RE: California for return visitors....
by stopthebus 01 May 2011
Since you specifically mentioned breweries, I'll also add my favorites: Russian River (Santa Rosa) North Coast (Fort Bragg) Bear Republ…
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