We did this trip in 2008. I agree with Gary. Victoria/Vancouver Island &
Vancouver are great since youve already been to Portland & Seattle. Bouchard
(sp?) Gardens on Vancouver Island are wonderful. Would also suggest leaving
from LA and doing Bur Sur.
We continued from Vancouver to Whistler and Banff/Jasper Nat. Parks and then
dropped down to Glacier/Yellowstone & Jackson. Then back to the east coast.
Want to do it in reverse sometime. Wonderful route. 6122 miles in 30 days and
would do it again in a minute.
Randy
On Dec 31, 2013, at 1:58 PM, editorgary@aol.com wrote:
> If you can budget about four days, a trip from San Francisco up the coast
can
> be great fun. All you need to do in planning the route is stay as close to
the
> edge of the Pacific Ocean as possible. That means you'll be on Highway 1
most
> of the time, but you'll divert in to 101 north of Fort Bragg, CA and then
pick
> up the coast again in Eureka/Crescent City. You can stay on Highway 1 all
the
> way to Port Washington as suggested, and then either take ferries to
Victoria
> and over to Vancouver, or directly to Vancouver. That will avoid the whole
> Portland and Seattle transits -- but you've already seen them, so save the
> time for Victoria and Vancouver.
>
> G.
>
>
>
> Gary Anderson
> Editor at Large, Austin-Healey Magazine
> Los Altos, California
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