Highway 1 gereden van SF naar LA. Mooie route bijna helemaal langs de kustlijn. Veel plaatsen om te stoppen en van het uitzicht te genieten.
De volledige route is wel lang en vaak zeer kronkelend door de bergen.

Geschreven op 18 juli 2019

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Vanessa K

Nazareth, België166 bijdragen

zeker de morite

okt. 2018

als je op rondreis bent moet je deze highway gewoon rijden, of het nu noordwaarts od zuidwaarts is, dat maakt niets uit. met voldoende stopplaatsen om van het prachtig uitzicht te genieten. vergeet niet de wagen te tanken voor je de reis aanvangt. morrow bay en carmel zijn de moeite om eens af te slaan en iets te eten of te drinken

Geschreven op 2 oktober 2018

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steven26111987

Houten, Nederland536 bijdragen

Super mooie trip

jul. 2018 • Stellen

Wij hebben de highway in delen gedaan van san francisco naar LA en het is echt de moeite waard. Overal mooie uitkijkpunten en leuke dorpjes. Initieel stond dit nietop onze planning maar blij dat we het wel gedaan hebben. Enig minpuntjes was dat we een tuk gemist hebben wegens een wegafsluiting

Geschreven op 10 juli 2018

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BerryS83

Torre Canne, Italië47 bijdragen

Mooiste kustweg ooit gereden!

mrt. 2017 • Stellen

Wat een fantastische route was dit zeg! Wanneer je van San Francisco naar Los Angeles rijdt, dan moet je deze route wel rijden anders mis je één van de mooiste gedeeltes van je vakantie.

Geschreven op 11 februari 2018

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Leontien

38 bijdragen

amazing!!

jul. 2017 • Gezinnen

de hele pacific coast is gewldig!! Wat prachtig . en genoten van de zeeleeuwen, pelikanen en dolfijnen, prachtige stopplekken gehad, en daar nog kunnen wandelen en broodje eten.Wat een adembenemende uitzichten

Geschreven op 23 november 2017

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jltrudy

Beverwijk, Nederland611 bijdragen

Schitterend

sep. 2016 • Stellen

Van Monterey onderweg naar het zuiden, natuurlijk over de Highway 1. Wat een prachtige route door natuurgebied de Big Sur. Langs de klips, rotsen, de beroemde Lone Cypresse met natuurlijk de 17 Miles Drive. Door de bossen en parken, gewoonweg heerlijk. Het is echt genieten en daarbij hadden wij ook prachtig weer. Inderdaad onvergetelijk.

Geschreven op 18 februari 2017

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Urm65

Hoofddorp, Nederland299 bijdragen

Prachtige route

aug. 2016 • Gezinnen

Als je de tijd hebt voor een mooie route en zeehonden, zeeleeuwen, zeeotters en zeeolifanten wil zien, dan is dit een must. Trek er wel extra uren voor uit!

Geschreven op 16 augustus 2016

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Joost V

Almere, Nederland622 bijdragen

Route 1

jul. 2016 • Alleen

Prachtige kustweg. Zeker de moeite om te bezoeken. Ik had helaas bewolking Maar er zijn ook mooie stranden.

Geschreven op 5 juli 2016

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R v

Dordrecht, Nederland98 bijdragen

Onvergetelijk

apr. 2016 • Gezinnen

Zeer mooie route, die bij mooi weer echt onvergetelijk is. Als het kan; rij dan van noord naar zuid zodat je aan de goede kant van de weg rijdt qua uitzicht.

Geschreven op 16 mei 2016

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Dennis L

103 bijdragen

We will be driving from LA to San Francisco along the Pacific coast highway in 2 days with a night stay in Big Sur. Does anyone know if there are enough gas stations along this road / route?

Hoben01

Long Beach, Californië2.795 bijdragen

There are scattered stations along the way, but they charge a kings ranson would suggest hitting san luis obispo or morro bay and fill up there

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reinetta

Amsterdam, Nederland10 bijdragen

nice hotel

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Jeff62079

Centerville, MA32 bijdragen

Is mid to late-August (20th-25th) a relatively good time to go south to north on the Pacific Coast Highway between San Diego and Oregon? Thanks.

mini

Fremont, Californië104.244 bijdragen

yes - nice weather, good road, awesome scenery

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Maps36362701951

San Bernardino, Californië0 bijdragen

Can I walk to it and see it ? even the inside. How do I get there if riding to the P.C.H. I am coming from san bernardino, ca.

mini

Fremont, Californië104.244 bijdragen

The Pacific Coast Highway is also know as Highway one You can bike there from San Bernardino. Head to one of the Orange county communities would be closest - such as Dana Point, Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach That would give you a good view of the PCH Enjoy.

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Britt A

Auburn, Californië2 bijdragen

We are headed from Auburn, CA to Eureka and would like to enjoy the Pacific Coast Highway. It will be my husband and myself with our 1 year old daughter. Where should we go, what routes, things to do and places to stay?

mini

Fremont, Californië104.244 bijdragen

Some of the things to see are Avenue of the Giants, Trinidad (a cute city by the ocean), Prarie Creek State park (elk), Klamath River and Requa Road (see the river flow into the Pacific Ocean), Trees Of Mystery, Crescent City. There is the harbor area in Crescent City, the lighthouse, and inland Jedidiah Smith State Park. Check to see if the wild blackberries are ripe - they are so good when you pick them. There is also a jet boat trip on the Klamath River. Lots to do - have a great time. For places to stay look at also Mendocino (charming town, MacKerricher State Park for tidal pools, the botanical garden, Ride the Skunk Railroad through the redwoods, see the abalone divers at Van Damme State Park There is the harbor area at Fort Bragg. There is lots more to do in this area too. Look at places like Mendocino/Fort Bragg; Garberville; Trinidad, and Crescent City to stay at. There is also a nice hotel with views of the Pacific Ocean just north of Crescent City in Brookings, Oregon. Have a good time.

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Camper49799607906

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My wife and I are celebrating our 15 anniversary and with Covid, we decided to stay in the states. We are flying into San Francisco on Monday morning and flying out of San Diego the following Monday afternoon. I know it's impossible to see and do everything. Planning on staying in San Fran for 2 days but wanted to get itinerary help for the rest of the trip. Done LA before so not planning on spending much time there. Thanks in advance for your help!

mini

Fremont, Californië104.244 bijdragen

You might want to consider for your 7 days: Day One and Two: San Francisco Day Three: Drive to Monterey/Carmel area Day Four: Drive through Big Sur to Central Coast staying in Cambria, Pismo Beach or one of the other cities in the area Day Five: Lunch in Santa Barbara and then stay in Orange County at one of the beach communities such as Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach or other Day Six on: San Diego Since you have been in LA before skipped additional time there. You may also want to post your question on the California Trip Advisor Forum. You will get additional advise by doing so. Enjoy - I drive this route a lot and decide number of nights based on your interests Perhaps one more night in Monterey/Carmel.... Or if into seeing Channel Island National Park include a night in Santa Barbara or one of the neighboring communities. Enjoy - Its good to know local virus rules this year about what's open, what's not, etc so posting on the forum will also give you some more local information on each city on your final agenda. have a great time.

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natalie r

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Hi, I am looking for a good route from LA to San fran to Yosemite road trip via PCH. It will be 2 adults and 3 children between ages of 3-10yrs. I am trying to decide length of trip and good destinations to stop and how long for. Any advice of points in the right direction much appreciated!

mini

Fremont, Californië104.244 bijdragen

You may want to ask your question on Trip Advisor forum as well as its a very popular question and you will find good information there as well. In general, book Yosemite Now. Many book lodging a year in advance. For a general route, Los Angels to Pismo Beach - Look at Pismo Beach Lighthouse Suite or similar. Good place to stay with a family. Pismo Beach to Morro Rock (see the Rock), San Simeon (see the elephant Seals) and then drive Big Sur to Monterey. In Monterey some of the fun things to do are the aquarium, Fisherman Wharf Dennis the Menace Beach, 17 mile drive, Asilomar State Beach (drive from Lovers Point in Monterey to Asilomar, etc.). Then from Monterey drive North to Santa Cruz. See the sea lions at the wharf; possibly do ride or two on the Boardwalk; and see close by Henry Cowell Redwood State Park. From there drive highway 1 to see the coast with stops at Pigeon Point Lighthouse, perhaps Hurley Goat Ranch, Half Moon Bay on your way to San Francisco. From San Francisco, drive 120 to Yosemite National Park. Two fun places to see on the drive there are close to Sonora. They are Columbia Historic State Park as well as Railtown 1897. Its about a two to two and a half hour drive from there to the valley floor area (iconic area) in Yosemite National Park. Have fun on your trip.

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Kathleen C

Charlottesville, VA2 bijdragen

Planning a mother daughter trip to LA in April with my 18 year old daughter ... senior year trip. We had just planned to go to LA but she really wants to see San Fran and more of the Pacific Coast and though we are limited on time and budget, I do think since neither of us have been to the West Coast that it makes sense to see what we can accomplish. We do not plan on having a rental car in LA. We will be fly in early on a Tuesday. If we left LA on Friday morning and picked up a rental car... and if our flight out of San Fran was on Sunday morning... that gives us all of Friday and Saturday to make it work. My thought was to definitely stop in Big Sur.. we will obviously have to find a place to stop for lunch before? Thoughts ? I don't know what time we can reasonably get on the road. Then maybe we stay overnight in Monterey and then head to San Fran that morning. Plan to tour a little on Saturday afternoon maybe taking a guided tour where I can avoid driving myself. Have dinner and catchup on rest. Maybe stay Fisherman's Wharf area. Then will have to get up super early to return car and get to airport. Also we could take a red-eye flight out Saturday back to the East Coast (VA) but I worry that doesn't leave us enough time to see San Fran at all if I have to get to the airport at dinner time . I don't feel that we have to drive the PCH the entire time but trying to balance it all out. Thanks for any advice.

HoffySig73

Reykjavik, IJsland195 bijdragen

San fran is not a budget city, hotels and also airbnb is expensive. I was there alone for 2 days and got airbnb for 300 dollars. I was 1 night in Monterey I would stay 2 night there so beautiful. Cayucos is nice to visit and also santa barbara.

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Ergin K

Malmö, Zweden262 bijdragen

Hi, Is the PCH free for passage now? I heard a year ago there was a landslide that cut it off in some parts.

PacificNWFamily

Washington State89.411 bijdragen

Please ask folks who know and love Highway 1. They are on the California state forum. Mudslides are not uncommon on the coastal road. Hwy 1 is open now. Note that "PCH" refers to only one section of the coastal road that is near Los Angeles and not near the "best bits" section through famous Big Sur.

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Gyro5490

Stuart, FL197 bijdragen

What's the best time of day to go through LA to miss the worst traffic?

Keith F

Schotland, UK480 bijdragen

Mid morning, miss the rush hour or go very early - same reason!

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