California RV and Recreational Vehicles
By Lance Winslow

If you travel in a recreational vehicle you must go see Northern California.  First it makes sense to start at Grant Pass Oregon and travel of the 199 Hwy through the redwood forest to Crescent city, California.  It is probably the very best and most scenic drive in the entire United States if you like Forests, wildlife and such. The redwood trees tower up 10 stories and they are as wide as a truck is long. You have to see them to believe it.

Next, you should drive Highway 101 through Eureka California and turn right on Highway 1 to Fort Bragg and then continue all the way down until the road catches back with Highway 101 and then cross the golden gate bridge into San Francisco.  If you travel in an RV you must do this trip.  After that you should drive to Pacifica California and take Highway 1 through Big Sur and you will not believe the view; wow, totally intense.

Eventually you'll come to San Luis Obispo California and then you should take Highway 101 North again back up through the Bay Area stopping at each city to look at all the museums and sites.  There is so much to see in Northern California you really need to plan a couple of months if you wanna do it right.

Seeing Northern California by recreational vehicle will be the experience of a lifetime and until you do it no words in an article can do it justice.  Please consider this in 2006.

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