Redwood Coast Highway – a trip along the famous Highway 1 to the north
Description:
The northern coast of California is beautiful empty beaches, giant pines and sequoias, sand dunes, cute towns lost in the hills and a rich history. These places are much less visited by tourists and if you love nature more than civilization, then this trip is for you!
Day 1 starts at your address. Moving to Fort Ross is around 2 hours. Fort Ross is an ancient Russian colony in California. A story about Russian history in California. Walk through Fort Ross Historic Park. Lunch in a Russian restaurant (optional). We continue the trip north on Highway 1 - to the town of Fort Bragg. On the road – stops and walks in beautiful places. This is a pretty town, lost in pine trees and dunes on the Pacific coast. It is famous for its bottle glass beach, galleries and excellent seafood restaurants. Walk through Fort Brag and the surrounding area. At your request - wine tasting in one of the local wineries. Hotel night at Fort Brag.
Day 2 – A trip to Humboldt Redwoods State Park is the largest surviving grove of giant coastal redwoods. A ride down Giant Avenue, a walk in the Redwood forest. This park is very large, and the Redwood forest here in different landscapes - the park has rivers with the cleanest water, there are dunes and beaches. The length and complexity of the route will be chosen according to your wishes. From a small but beautiful walk to... Moving to the resort of hot springs in the vicinity of Yukayi - about 2 hours. Night in hot springs.
If you wish - from the Redwood Park you can return to San Francisco - the transfer is about 4 hours.