Sacramento to Crescent City

[Zhidoni]

Set aside weather considerations. I am more concerned about winding roads. What's the best route in a 26' RV?
even though it's out of the way, thinking of going 80 to 37 to 116 to 101, rather than up the 5 to 299

[dicknellen]

Zhidoni wrote:
Set aside weather considerations. I am more concerned about winding roads. What's the best route in a 26' RV?
even though it's out of the way, thinking of going 80 to 37 to 116 to 101, rather than up the 5 to 299

When we have taken I-80 to 37 most of the times we have taken 37 all the way to 101. We also like I-5 to either 20 or 299. When we take 101 & 37 it is usually when we are going south heading to the Rio Vista area on CA 12.

[ramyankee]

Travelon wrote:

MarkTwain wrote:

profdant139 wrote:
And if you take the 5 to 20, call ahead for sandwiches at Granzella's in Williams. That right there is a good reason to choose that route!! 😉

Right On!!!!!

Right On!!!!! x2

Right On!!!!! X3 My teenage/early 20's stomping grounds. Was so happy that they built Granzella's. Great addition to Williams. Also Louie Cairo's steakhouse..... Was a great dinnerhouse in the past!

[Travelon]

MarkTwain wrote:

profdant139 wrote:
And if you take the 5 to 20, call ahead for sandwiches at Granzella's in Williams. That right there is a good reason to choose that route!! 😉

Right On!!!!!

Right On!!!!! x2

[MarkTwain]

profdant139 wrote:
And if you take the 5 to 20, call ahead for sandwiches at Granzella's in Williams. That right there is a good reason to choose that route!! 😉

Right On!!!!!

[profdant139]

And if you take the 5 to 20, call ahead for sandwiches at Granzella's in Williams. That right there is a good reason to choose that route!! 😉

[MarkTwain]

Zhidoni wrote:
Set aside weather considerations. I am more concerned about winding roads. What's the best route in a 26' RV?
even though it's out of the way, thinking of going 80 to 37 to 116 to 101, rather than up the 5 to 299

Go north to Hwy. 20 to hwy 101 then north to Cresent City. Hwy. 20 goes through Clear Lake. I tow a 35' 5th wheel that way. Just take your time.