motorcycle adventure touring
The following morning we cruised out of Bodega Bay and were looking forward to our ride down through San Francisco to Monterey. Probably so much so we missed a turn where Highway 1 went right and we stayed straight. We only figured it out when we ended up in Petaluma![…]
From the junction of Route 116 with Highway 1, we drove north up and down and in and out along the coast until we reached Fort Bragg. We had heard from one of my colleagues that we must visit Glass Beach in Fort Bragg if we were in the area.[…]
The Bodega Highway to Occidental to the Bohemian Highway is a very scenic ride in the dappled sunlight of all of the trees.
Leaving Tiburon we headed down in to Saulsalito. We found a parking spot right in the downtown area and found a nice place on the water for lunch.
After our Saulsalito pitstop we headed straight for the Shoreline Highway, the Golden Gate Park and view would have to wait for the return trip. Much to our amazement and mutual pleasure, Route 1 out in front of us was freshly paved! We crested the hill and headed down toward[…]
On our first morning of our trip we were lucky enough to find a really great breakfast place called La Note. It was what I pictured to be a typical cool college town breakfast spot. Really quaint old house with Bohemian décor.
One of the best things about motorcycle touring – finding towns and roads that you didn’t know existed. Tiburon is a most unexpected quaint little town sort of place. A great road called Paradise Road …
We toured the Berkeley Hills getting stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge and surrounding San Francisco.
It’s official – we’re going to travel through Europe on a motorcycle! After this decision…
We found a navigation system that works great offline (no cell signal required), on your phone, and has drag and drop customizable routes.