As I wait until late June beginning of July for my car I have been wondering where I would enjoy a nice day trip to take it. I stumbled on this web site, I have no affiliation with them. There are many really neat roads in California and thought I would share.


Enjoy


http://www.pashnit.com/motoroads.htm

 

I bookmarked it. Thanks for the tip. We are lucky to live in such a beautiful state where one can travel along the pacific coast and the sierra mountains all in the same day! I am alooking forward to the summer for sure. Drive safely.

 

great tip, even I do live in Switzerland, bit far away. We have similar roads here I have to say in & around the swiss mountains. Next time I'm visiting my very good friends in CA, I might test some. Tks

 

hey.. I know you I wonder if we'll get our RS before you get that white TT

 

And I can't wait to visit Switzerland again

 

He is well known in the motorcyling world. His website used to be free.

 

Hi Alex

I think u may get yours before I get mine. I made a build change 3 weeks ago, Gary said it put me back till a May 29th completion... gack!

Just make sure ya have time for my stage 3

 

I actually took one of that web sites rides. I went down to Holister and took Rt 25, was a 300 mile day. What a beautiful ride, even in a Cayenne, everything is green this time of year and blooming, beautiful.

 

Oh and that web site is free, just register and u can get more detailed info. I also saw that Harley Davidson sells maps/trips that looked kinda interesting. Their rides are days long with info on where to stay and see. I suppose if its good for touring bikes its good for us.

Anyone in Northern California have any favorite rides they'd like to share?

 

Hmm I dunno it's going to be a close call

Your stage 3 will be waiting Hope you kept your flash-switcher as you can now use it

 

Yes Daddy,...

I guess it would be 'bad' to put the Cayenne program on the 997TT... We might go 2 controllers.

 

Heh Actually it'll be a-ok to use on both cars because it serves as a switching devices and does not have the programs on the unit itself

 

Pashnit.com is not free. It costs $20 to subscribe for a year. It's more than worth it even if you don't ride a bike. It's a great resource for planning trips and not just in California.

Probably the best road in Northern California is CA 36 from Red Bluff out to the coast. And if you like to autocross without those pesky cones telling you where to go, you have to drive north on US-101 to Leggett, turn left onto CA 1 and go 22 miles of arm twisting heaven down to the ocean. Be careful though, because if you go off into the scenery, you won't hurt yourself, you'll just starve to death before you reach the bottom.

BTW CA 25 Airline Hwy south out of Holister is Steve Dinan's test track.

 

Humm, I just registered and got in without a fee. Maybe next login they'll hit me up.

 

I think that unless you subscribe you can't access the whole site. Anyway I used to get it for free, but he started charging $20 a couple of years ago. Used to be he asked for donations via Pay Pal. Apparently that didn't pay the bills.