Route recommendations?
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BillSmith
Mild Hawg
Take US-1 south out of San Francisco. If you can access the Great Highway, begin there. Be careful, sand and two wheels don't mix.
Ride the coast until you are bored of the beautiful coastline, then turn back and discover all that you missed on the way down.
Comeback with a report and someone will steer you to 35/9 and all the twisty roads in the Santa Cruz Mtns.
Now if you want au natural, there's this little beach by a big orange bridge called Baker...
Ride the coast until you are bored of the beautiful coastline, then turn back and discover all that you missed on the way down.
Comeback with a report and someone will steer you to 35/9 and all the twisty roads in the Santa Cruz Mtns.
Now if you want au natural, there's this little beach by a big orange bridge called Baker...
Ran Bush
Stalker
If you're talking about motorcycle-riding roads, check out www.pashnit.com and/or www.butlermaps.com
matty
Well-known member
Off the top of my head for Marin/sonoma: Fairfax / Bolinas Rd, Mt. Tam, Marshal /Petaluma Rd, Bohemian hwy, Lucas Valley Rd, Cazadero Rd to Kings Mtn to either Annapolis or Skaggs / Springs Rd and of course you just ride up over Tam and enjoy Hwy 1 as far as you want to go. Just so you know, some of those roads are quite goaty. And there are more roads to explore
East Bay: Grizzly Peak to Skyline to Redwood to Palomares to Calaveres then make your way to Mt. Ham up and over to Mines. And there are more roads to explore.
South: Hwy 35 to Alice’s and go from there, more 35 to 9, 84 to the coast, 84 to Pescasero Rd. Lots of side (and more goaty) roads in the SC mountains Tunitas, Alpine etc, you could just explore and have a blast.
Have fun exploring.
East Bay: Grizzly Peak to Skyline to Redwood to Palomares to Calaveres then make your way to Mt. Ham up and over to Mines. And there are more roads to explore.
South: Hwy 35 to Alice’s and go from there, more 35 to 9, 84 to the coast, 84 to Pescasero Rd. Lots of side (and more goaty) roads in the SC mountains Tunitas, Alpine etc, you could just explore and have a blast.
Have fun exploring.
matty
Well-known member
Yeah, that's right: Rudy's(?) Road Ranking, I'm not certain the user name is Rudy.
Also, I've found that Butler maps are great too, I've used them for areas I'm not familiar with and they've been a fantastic resource for finding fun roads.