California Redwoods close-ish to the coast south of San Francisco
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California Redwoods close-ish to the coast south of San Francisco
Hello all
Pondering a coastal California trip. This would be most likely between Santa Barbara and San Francisco, unlikely to be north of that.
I'd like to see some Redwoods on this journey without a super long drive - meaning the two biggies, Sequoia and Redwood parks, are sadly out.
What would you recommend? Stops along the drive may include Pismo Beach, Big Sur, Pacific Grove, Santa Cruz, ultimately San Francisco. I might make it to Napa too, TBD.
Thanks!
Pondering a coastal California trip. This would be most likely between Santa Barbara and San Francisco, unlikely to be north of that.
I'd like to see some Redwoods on this journey without a super long drive - meaning the two biggies, Sequoia and Redwood parks, are sadly out.
What would you recommend? Stops along the drive may include Pismo Beach, Big Sur, Pacific Grove, Santa Cruz, ultimately San Francisco. I might make it to Napa too, TBD.
Thanks!
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That is good to know - if I can't get lodging in Big Sur then I can just do some sightseeing along the coastline, Nepenthe, and keep going. I was thinking of a one or two night stay over to do some Redwoods hikes. If the one near Henry Cowell (Santa Cruz) is really good, then maybe more time in Santa Cruz.
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. The coastal drive than a few days in San Francisco area at the end.

