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We have driven almost all.of this. U.S. 2 Highway in the United States of America DescriptionU.S. Route 2 is a component of the United States Numbered Highway System that connects the city of Everett in the U.S. state of Washington to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, with a separate segment that runs from Rouses Point, New York, to Houlton, Maine
#1 , in Minnesota, was pretty good. Also State Hwy 61, along Lake Superior, from Duluth, to Canada was kinda special too. Also Kriver Campground, (Oklahoma, was a blast. (Biker camp) Arkansas, and Kriver, is a place I will visit again. Need to bring you my SYA p, seasoning. (Poultry, Fish, salad)
Omg I'm jumping on ur band wagon. I'm a 62year young black grandmom living vicariously through a white family go figure. Love everything about ya'll life. Keep truckin. 😍
Travel the coast road 73-76 from San Diego, CA to Port Angeles, WA while in the Coast Guard. Then drove north to south the whole coast road in 81, 83 and 2015. Lots of fog. Some sections have length restriction for different types of vehicles. Never gets old driving the coast road.
Sooo, how ya all like our backyard? It never gets old to drive up Hwy 1 from Morro Bay North the ocean is stunning!!!...So fun to watch you film our beautiful Coastline here on the Central Coast💖
Highway 1 between Morro Rock and Carmel. Trailered and tent camped at Hearst State Park just north of Cambria. Tented at Limekiln. Hopefully you made it to the elephant seals at Piedras Blancas and hiked in to the kilns and water fall at Limekiln State Park. Followed by 395 east of the High Sierras between Randsburg, CA and Carson City, NV. Third is Highway 49 between Mariposa and Downieville, in CA. This one though is probably off limits to most trailers and RVs. Makes Highway 1 look reasonably straight.
These are all great! Thank you for sharing your recommendations! We missed the elephant seals this time but are hoping to check them out the time time we are in the area!
Beartooth has been on our list for a long time. Definitely need to get up there and do that one soon. And it sounds like there is a good story behind UT-261!😂
Thank you for sharing these spectacular views. It is beautiful from the start to the end. The sound of the water too was wonderful. I also appreciate your taking the time to read and reply to the comments. It definitely must be time consuming. Take care and have fun🤣😝😜
The sounds of the ocean are the best! We try to respond to everything as best we can between UA-cam, Instagram, Facebook and emails, we are bound to miss some, but we do try. Thank you so much for watching!
I love that sound of the ocean on the rocks, if I could live anywhere it would be by the sea to be able to go to sleep hearing that sound, wonderful. Favourite road the 500 in Scotland or the route going through the Quiraing on the Isle of Skye awesome road, awesome hike through it x
We love the A1A in Florida. We realized the vast difference in the scenery with the spring vs fall, the kids and I much prefer the spring when you can see the ocean more. Thank you for driving 1, it's been years since I've been in California. I miss the coast, but I doubt I'll ever be back.
Your cinematography, especially the drone footage, is impeccable. And the meat you grilled had my mouth watering, I thought for a second that I could taste it. I want to thank you guys, the whole family, for the joy you bring me watching your beautiful memories being made. Love and peace. Be safe you all.
Thank you so much for the compliments! And that tri tip was really good that night. We are so glad you are enjoying the videos and are excited to share more of our time driving up the West Coast with you guys tonight! Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
Sometimes it really pays off and other times, we have to keep going and stay at a Walmart parking lot! 😂 The most important thing is that we always try to take it in stride and have a good time no matter what happens!
We did this drive in 2011, but it was closed due to a landslide near the Bixby Bridge, so we did from Pismo Beach north to the closure, then drove inland to the 101, then from Monterey south to the closure. Awesome scenery. Another great episode. Travel safe.
Glad you have gotten to see it for yourselves! Its is such an incredible drive. They had just fixed a road closure from a landslide before we got there. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
We just completed the Pacific coast drive south from Pacific City, Oregon to Oxnard, CA on the 101 and the 1. It is one of the most spectacular drives we have ever been on. We had some fog, but not as much as you had. Plenty of get ocean views.
We just took a trip to RMNP and our plans changed due to Trail Ridge Rd closing the day before we were supposed to go over the mountain. Our next reservation was in Grand Lake/Granby area so we had to take a drive on the peak to peak road. It was marvelous!! You'll see a bit in our first vid for our channel coming soon.
I'm originally from Co. The peak-to-peak is cool. But for me Highway 1 in CA. It's hard to beat in the whole United States! 😆 only other place that I can kind of compare Highway 1 to is in Hawaii we rented a car while in Oahu you can be around the whole island in 6 hours. But the views are stunning like Highway 1.
Yes Highway 1 in CA. Is about one of my most favorite. Been there about 4 x. It must be the time of the year as far as the fog goes because the times I was there the fog was in the morning but it would burn off by noon or 1. Thanks for the Memories absolutely stunning video ography as usual. Haven't been there since the mid-90s😪💗💗💗
I absolutely love that you are visiting and showcasing our beautiful state of California. There is so much negativity these days and it's refreshing to see amazing people like you out there looking for the good things life has to offer. Your videos are a highlight of my Sundays. Just joined the FOS crew!
Thank you so much for watching and becoming part of the FOS Crew! If you haven't seen our message yet, be sure to get on there and join our secret Facebook page as well to meet all the other crew members! It is such an amazing group of people! And California has so much to offer. We love the beauty of the coast and the magic of big tree in Sequoia and the Redwoods. And Yosemite! Your home state is pretty awesome! 🙌
Oh that drive was so picturesque! I can just imagine what it would look like if there wasn't any fog in some of those areas! Thanks for taking the time to explain how you cook the tri-tip and chicken! We'll have to give it a try sometime! Thanks for sharing!
Such an awesome drive. We have heard that it is much better (no fog) in the fall, though the fog moved in and out and gave such a cool feel to the place. Glad you enjoyed the grilling section. I'm never sure how much to put in about cooking so good to know that you like it. Thanks as always for joining us!
I think one of my favorite scenic stretches of road is I-70 from Pendelton, OR to LaGrande, OR, up over Deadman Pass and thru the Blue Mountains. It's reservation land, so no services, few buildings, nothing but stupendous views. It works going both ways: going east/south you climb one real female dog of a grade out of Pendelton, but as you near the top the views open up over beautiful and deserted rolling hills covered with wild flowers, grasses, and small clumps of hard and softwoods. The drive across the top of the Blue Mtns is very pretty and descending down the grade from the top down to LaGrande is very dramatic, with a steep gorge and white-water river (depending on time of year) at the bottom of the gorge on the passenger side. Going the other way, west/north, the grade up out of LaGrande isn't quite as hairy as it is from Pendelton, but still a pull. The real pay off going this direction is the descent on the Pendelton side, as you start down the grade, go around a big wide curve at the top and suddenly the entire stretch of the Palouse opens up below you, you can see for 50-60 miles, it's truly breathtaking. There is a view point at the top you can pull of to, I'd recommend it. As you continue down the grade towards Pendelton, the views open up even more and it's really cool to watch the Palouse come up to you. Only warning is the Pendelton grade is just as hairy going down and going up, and it's very weather dependent. Wind is often extreme, snow can happen just about any time of year (even though it's not that high of a pass, and summer storms can be severe. I got caught in a summer thunderstorm coming out of LaGrande heading for Pendelton a few summers ago and like just about everyone else on the road had to pull over and wait for the storm to pass, as it was raining so hard visibility was maybe 20-30', very dangerous at highway speeds. Coming down into Pendelton on the other side, the winds were very strong and I ending up driving thru a tumbleweed storm, had multiple "hitch-hikers" attached to my car, hahaha. So yeah, check local weather ahead of time...
We did the 1 in a b van down the 1. Unbelievable views! Your girls will never forget this. Our kids still talk about it now and we went when their were your girls age.
As a east coaster and a native North Carolinian, The Blue Ridge Parkway is my favorite road. After the BRP, The Shenandoah and the Kanc are 2 and 3. These 3 are AWESOME!!!
My cousin and her husband from Brunswick warned us about California Route 1 :-) They drove a 40 ft. Class A up the coast and said there were times they had to cross into the other lane just to make the turns. Yikes. Great driving and wonderful advice about the journey. I think the Beartooth Highway is one of my favorite roads. That may change if we finally get to Alaska next summer. Safe travels!
There were definitely times when we were crossing into the other lane. Thankfully June wasn't too busy out there yet. Beartooth is definitely on our list! And we really hope you are able to get to Alaska. There are some amazing drives there as well! Thanks so much for watching!
We were stationed in San Francisco for a year and will never forget seeing the coastline for the first time. Being born and raised in Alabama and also having a house on the beach, two places could not be more different. My 19 year old brain was amazed.
Thank you so much for your service! We felt the same way the first time we saw the California coast. Being from Maine, we love the ocean but this is such a different coastline. Thanks for watching!
Welcome to the Calif coast. When you get on 101 north of SF up to Ukiah, go a little farther to Willits. Don't go around on the by pass go through town, towards hwy 20 Ft Bragg. Then you can see the sign that says, Gateway to the Redwoods. You can pull off and park in the Safeway parking lot. I live in Willits. You can turn west and go to Ft Bragg ca where are a number of RV parks in Ft Bragg that will accomidate your Rv. Our favorite is Hidden Pines. There is also a nice rv park in Willits, Mendocino Redwood Rv park. Then you can tour FT Bragg and drive a little north to the village of Mendocino where many movies have been made. Oh and our favorite place for sea food in Ft Bragg is Sea Pal down in the harbor.
That harbor is featured in Overboard with Goldy Hawn and Kurt Russell. Great place to watch incoming boats while eating seafood. We love driving the 1. You are right! Those rocks in the surf are something else! 💙. You got some beautiful shots.
I just found your channel. We bought a 28’ trailer in 2019, neither of us were campers. We love it. I just wanted to touch on something you said. The first year out we planned everything but realized we were always rushing to get to the next spot. It is a total bummer. The next year we didn’t plan anything. The one thing about towing your house you always have a place to sleep. ;) truck stops and rest area work great when you are caught without a spot. It is all about the adventures. Thank you for the beautiful videos. We went on a ghost town trip through Montana, history and scenery.
PCH is beautiful, but to me the best road I have ever been on is Hwy 95 from Blanding Ut. to Hanksville Ut. I know my wife and I said "LOOK' 500 times on that ride. From The "ears" to Jacobs chair so much to see
Hello!! You were right in our neck of the woods on the Central Coast, we live in Paso Robles, in land from Piedras Blanca, I'm the one that talked to you when you had the UTI, ouch. Any way, happy you are all still enjoying your adventures. 💜 Patti O.
That coast view of the wait. It's beautiful. The flowers are bright and vibrant even in fog conditions. I probably will run into first come first serve next year. Something I don't like because the summer time is going to be a hot mess. However, many parks are adjusting to reservations, so I am hoping they go that route to some campgrounds.
The key to first come first serve is to be flexible, get there early and always stop and check to make sure they are actually full. Hope you have an amazing trip!
I-70 through the mountains of Colorado is beautiful - I hate the fact that I'm always driving and can't sight see as much as I'd like. Thank you for the beautiful video's and commentary!
Summer is 99% fog which is why we moved from Morro Bay to Atascadero. HOT summers,as it should be, aand cold, for me, the rest of the year. However fall on the coast is generally clear.
Enjoyed that what a beautiful place, loved the sound the pebbles made when the waves were going out. Love how you make references to movies when you were eating your food, so funny. Pink flowers were beautiful too, thanks for sharing take care have a great week. ❤❤🤗🇬🇧
So glad you enjoyed it! That beach with the rocks was awesome and we sat there for a while just listening to the water filtering through the rocks. And we are big movie lovers so we have to put that in the videos sometimes! 😉 Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
We drove the 1 from Monterey to Long Beach in '98 during the El nino and the 1 was closed several times for helicopters placing netting on the cliffs to help stop erosion. So we had several times we would just be parked in the middle of the road and could walk around for 20-30 minutes at a time, kinda cool way to spend the day!
Both my husband and I were born and raised in Southern California and nothing makes our souls happier than the drive starting at Santa Barbara all the way up Hwy 1 to Arcata, CA. For us it never grows old and it’s always different.
Favorite Roads, CA - Highway 1 Morro Bay to Big Sir, Bodega Bay into Oregon and beyond In Oregon 138 from Reedsport to I5. Going to the Sun Rd in Glacier Highway 70 from Grand Junction into Denver.
I agree with Cory, hwy1 is a destination in itself. We like to go north above Fort Bragg to a small community of Westport. They have a Westlort beach and state landing dry camping park a few miles north of the community. We love it there on the bluffs overlooking the ocean and the sound is so amplified there. Safe travels and enjoy the California beaches and just ocean views are spatacular.
My Husband flew for the Cost Guard He was flying his chopper to Davis Monthan Air Force base bone yard . The transmission flailed and he had to land on highway 1. North of Fr. Brag .
Glad we made it through without any damage! We sat on the beach listening to the water on the rocks for a while that night. It was amazing! Thanks for joining us!
Hwy 395 through the eastern side of California through the Sierras is a stunning drive, for the beauty and the incredible number of things to do and places to see.
That highway you were on it was scary you driving on it when you went by that on vehicle. I’m so glad you made it through. Your food looked good there. You look like you could be a chef Corey and a great one at that. A great photographer at that as well. That view of the ocean was beautiful. The ocean is always beautiful and the beaches too. You great at that Corey with the shots of the beach and ocean.
It was a little tense there for a minute, but thankful we made it out ok! Not sure I could cut it as a chef, but I do enjoy messing around with food! So glad you enjoyed the ocean shots! Thanks for watching and always taking the time to write to us!
Ragged Point, Big Sur…. Our favorite destinations! You guys are brave pulling your rig on highway 1 😳 great drone footage! We love traveling with you all! Thanks for sharing!
One of my favorite roads was when we were driving from Yakima to Seattle for my niece's wedding and on the spur of the moment we decided to take the very small Highway that goes by Mt. Rainier. It was a sunny day and the view was so beautiful. When we took the road we had no idea we were going to see the mountain that close...we just wanted off the busy highway... so part of our joy was the surprise of the mountain view.I think the road is number 123 through Mt. Rainier National Park.
Ah man!… route/hwy 1… from Maine to the Florida Keys.. or the Million Dollar Hwy., 550 in Colorado.. but.. while what your showing is California, I’ve never had the pleasure but the views are absolutely gorgeous.
That was a good dinner! Thanks for watching and I will try to add some more still in the next videos! Sometimes the photos don't go along with the story or just don't fit.
That’s what I mean even with the sun not out hearing the ocean and walking by the ocean. It’s just breath taking. Thank you Corey and Jess for that experience.
Absolutely stunning colors between the ocean, rocks and flowers. Makes me wish I was there. I'll make sometime soon. Thank you for the fantastic video!
You guys are actually on our favorite highway, in our favorite area of California - or anywhere really! We drive our 33 foot 5th wheel right up that highway every year to Big Sur. Honestly can’t stand coming in from the north! We take our time and pull over often to let cars go by since there is a following limit in CA.
Thank you so much for checking in on us Lori. This was from June of this year so we are safe and away from the storms that were going through there. Thanks for watching!
I have always wanted to stay at Crescent City, Cali. and use it as a hub. From their I would only be an hour or hour and a half from the Redwoods, Trees of Mystery, the drive thru Candelabra Tree, Oregon Vortex, Sea Lion Caves (in Oregon), and a few lighthouses. All are within driving distance of Crescent City and I wouldn't have to keep changing motels, just hop in the car, go see what I want to see and drive back to the motel. But, it will never happen now, so I just dream. I forgot to mention cruising "The Avenue of the Giants" in the Redwoods!! SO BEAUTIFUL!!! And great walk path at Trees of Mystery.
There are quite a few spots on the 1 and 101 that would be great locations to explore from! Those are great suggestions! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
Love this! Yes--if you want sunny beach days and beautiful sunsets come to California in the fall--not the summer! Favorite road: hwy 395 along the eastern Sierra.
We have now done both! The fog adds a whole new element to the coast which we really enjoyed! We have had a couple people recommend the 395! Thanks for sharing!
We are So Cal people so we’ve been here many times. In addition to your suggestion to drive North to South, if possible, I would also suggest go to your campground first (via a different route 😁) and leave the rig, then go do the drive. So much less stressful! We stayed in Marina (north) & drove through Carmel (Amazing Views!) to Big Sur and back. And to anyone else watching this, the water REALLY is the GORGEOUS AQUA BLUE! 💙💙💙
Haha, I left this comment before watching the part where you basically said the same thing...park the RV and drive! And McWay is awesome! It’s not always that foggy. Bummer. I posted a #shorts video of McWay on a clear June day if you wanna check it out
Awe glad you enjoyed ”Highway 1” it’s called PCH (Pacific Coast Highway (we Natives know newbies just by that.., just as I visited my bro in “Prescott” AZ… I was glared at if I did not pronounce it “Preskitt”…
Very beautiful and informative. We did that drive north to south in 1990:in our first Rv. 27 foot class c. We have now gone thru three 40 footers selling the last one last Sept as campgrounds have changed , been everywhere, don’t need the expense. Looking a a class B to keep traveling to places we could go with the big coaches.
If you think that's tight...do NOT try to take trailer down the road into Muir Woods National Monument in Marin County...just a bit north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Find a place to stay with the rig, and go to the park with just the truck. The massive patches of purpley-pink flowers are a type of iceplant--very common along the CA coast.
They had just repaired a section of road that had been washed out by a rock slide. It was tight in some spots for sure, but with the minimal traffic on the road, we made it through ok!
If you passed Hearst Castle and didn't stop, you have missed an amazing tour. It is truly one of my favorite tours. I can't imagine having that kind of money, but having that much money plus a love for art and architecture something to behold. I'm glad you are taking the 1. I'll probably never see California again.
OMG, can't believe you went up 1 from Cambria to Monterey with your trailer!! I live in Paso Robles and take my Class C which is 23 ft. Your trailer is so long, Nightmare with those hairpin curves. Should have stopped & seen the Elephant seal breeding area. It's fascinating!! Glas you all enjoyed your trip. I love you guys sharing your travels with us.
If you pull up the CalTrans web page for California, it will tell you that RVs are now allowed on Highway 1. Not only is it not suited for large RVs, it drives people nuts who are stuck behind the slower going big rigs. Yes, Yes, Yes it’s a beautiful highway and is one of California’s treasures. We travel 101 and then drive over to the coast with our rig for camping.
You know what REALLY puzzles me? How can 3 people voted thumbs down? Good people + excitement + brilliant photography + good people + savory food + GMC Denali= thumbs up here!
What is the best road you have ever been on? We want to add it to the list! 👍
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US 2, Upper Michigan.
We have driven almost all.of this.
U.S. 2 Highway in the United States of America
DescriptionU.S. Route 2 is a component of the United States Numbered Highway System that connects the city of Everett in the U.S. state of Washington to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, with a separate segment that runs from Rouses Point, New York, to Houlton, Maine
#1 , in Minnesota, was pretty good. Also State Hwy 61, along Lake Superior, from Duluth, to Canada was kinda special too. Also Kriver Campground, (Oklahoma, was a blast. (Biker camp) Arkansas, and Kriver, is a place I will visit again. Need to bring you my SYA p, seasoning. (Poultry, Fish, salad)
Beartooth pass. Red Lodge Mt to Cooke City Mt.
We recently drove Spearfish Canyon in SD spectacular!
Omg I'm jumping on ur band wagon. I'm a 62year young black grandmom living vicariously through a white family go figure. Love everything about ya'll life. Keep truckin. 😍
Althea. This could be your story. I watch these rv stories and am jealous. We have a motorhome but our camping is boring in comparison.
@@bevstern8561 Maybe one day how I hope and pray. Thanks 4da encouragement. 😘
Travel the coast road 73-76 from San Diego, CA to Port Angeles, WA while in the Coast Guard. Then drove north to south the whole coast road in 81, 83 and 2015. Lots of fog. Some sections have length restriction for different types of vehicles. Never gets old driving the coast road.
Sounds like some amazing experiences on the West Coast! Thank you so much for your service! Really appreciate you taking the time to comment!
Sooo, how ya all like our backyard?
It never gets old to drive up Hwy 1 from Morro Bay North the ocean is stunning!!!...So fun to watch you film our beautiful Coastline here on the Central Coast💖
We like it a whole lot! 🙌 What a beautiful place to call home! Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
Highway 1 between Morro Rock and Carmel. Trailered and tent camped at Hearst State Park just north of Cambria. Tented at Limekiln. Hopefully you made it to the elephant seals at Piedras Blancas and hiked in to the kilns and water fall at Limekiln State Park.
Followed by 395 east of the High Sierras between Randsburg, CA and Carson City, NV.
Third is Highway 49 between Mariposa and Downieville, in CA. This one though is probably off limits to most trailers and RVs. Makes Highway 1 look reasonably straight.
These are all great! Thank you for sharing your recommendations! We missed the elephant seals this time but are hoping to check them out the time time we are in the area!
Favorite scenic road: US-212 “Beartooth Highway”, Red Lodge to Cooke City, MT
Most memorable drive 🙀: UT-261, Moki Dugway (DO NOT take the trailer!)
Beartooth has been on our list for a long time. Definitely need to get up there and do that one soon. And it sounds like there is a good story behind UT-261!😂
Thank you for sharing these spectacular views. It is beautiful from the start to the end. The sound of the water too was wonderful. I also appreciate your taking the time to read and reply to the comments. It definitely must be time consuming. Take care and have fun🤣😝😜
The sounds of the ocean are the best! We try to respond to everything as best we can between UA-cam, Instagram, Facebook and emails, we are bound to miss some, but we do try. Thank you so much for watching!
I love that sound of the ocean on the rocks, if I could live anywhere it would be by the sea to be able to go to sleep hearing that sound, wonderful. Favourite road the 500 in Scotland or the route going through the Quiraing on the Isle of Skye awesome road, awesome hike through it x
We love beach camping and being lulled to sleep by the waves! And Europe is on our SOMEDAY list! Thanks for the recommendation!
California is a beautiful place. We drove along there in 2003.
The coast is incredible! So glad you have been able to see it for yourselves!
In Utah we love scenic byways 12 (between Bryce and Capitol Reef) and 14 (between Zion and Bryce).
I just did that drive and you are spot on. The 12 is amazing.
Both are incredible drives! Thanks for sharing!
The Flowers are called Ice Plant. Very common in California.
Thanks so much for letting us know! 🙏
We love the A1A in Florida. We realized the vast difference in the scenery with the spring vs fall, the kids and I much prefer the spring when you can see the ocean more. Thank you for driving 1, it's been years since I've been in California. I miss the coast, but I doubt I'll ever be back.
THIS MAKES ME CRY I MISS IT SO MUCH THANKS FOR SHARING
Hey you guys were in my other backyard ! San Simeon to Big Sur is definitely part of California's Gold ! RIP Huell . Safe Travels Amigos
Such a beautiful backyard! Big Sur is incredible! Thanks for watching!
IM SO GLAD YOUR LOVING THIS
Agree the 1 is awesome. This summer did Route 191 from Rock Springs WY up to the Tetons. Tremendous!
Really cool road and we love any drive through Wyoming especially to Grand Tetons!
THATS WHERE I LIVED MORRO BAY AND CAYUCOS AND WORKED AT MY CASTLE.. I MISS IT EVERYDAY
I bet!
LOVED the cooking part!!! Please MORE! 😃
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for letting us know!
Your cinematography, especially the drone footage, is impeccable. And the meat you grilled had my mouth watering, I thought for a second that I could taste it. I want to thank you guys, the whole family, for the joy you bring me watching your beautiful memories being made. Love and peace. Be safe you all.
Thank you so much for the compliments! And that tri tip was really good that night. We are so glad you are enjoying the videos and are excited to share more of our time driving up the West Coast with you guys tonight! Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
Pulling that size of a trailer down high way one you are one gutsy dude I know that road got a ticket a driving a Porsche on it
That would be a sweet road to drive. Porsche down. I probably would have gotten a ticket, too! 😂
wow cant even find nice camping spots like that when we plan ....lol you guys are truly blessed
Sometimes it really pays off and other times, we have to keep going and stay at a Walmart parking lot! 😂 The most important thing is that we always try to take it in stride and have a good time no matter what happens!
The sound of the waves and rocks was amazing! Route 100 in Vermont is great New England road.
Awesome, awesome, awesome!! Thank you. Blessings
So glad you liked it! Thank YOU for watching!🙏
We did this drive in 2011, but it was closed due to a landslide near the Bixby Bridge, so we did from Pismo Beach north to the closure, then drove inland to the 101, then from Monterey south to the closure. Awesome scenery. Another great episode. Travel safe.
Glad you have gotten to see it for yourselves! Its is such an incredible drive. They had just fixed a road closure from a landslide before we got there. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
driven that highway many times with my significant other ( we were more than likely lost). love that drive
Not a bad drive to get lost on! 👍
We just completed the Pacific coast drive south from Pacific City, Oregon to Oxnard, CA on the 101 and the 1. It is one of the most spectacular drives we have ever been on. We had some fog, but not as much as you had. Plenty of get ocean views.
So glad you have gotten to experience it for yourselves. Even with photo and video, it is hard to explain just how incredible it is!
We just took a trip to RMNP and our plans changed due to Trail Ridge Rd closing the day before we were supposed to go over the mountain. Our next reservation was in Grand Lake/Granby area so we had to take a drive on the peak to peak road. It was marvelous!! You'll see a bit in our first vid for our channel coming soon.
We love the unexpected adventures that come from a change in plans! Thanks for sharing!
I'm originally from Co. The peak-to-peak is cool. But for me Highway 1 in CA. It's hard to beat in the whole United States! 😆 only other place that I can kind of compare Highway 1 to is in Hawaii we rented a car while in Oahu you can be around the whole island in 6 hours. But the views are stunning like Highway 1.
Yes Highway 1 in CA. Is about one of my most favorite. Been there about 4 x. It must be the time of the year as far as the fog goes because the times I was there the fog was in the morning but it would burn off by noon or 1. Thanks for the Memories absolutely stunning video ography as usual. Haven't been there since the mid-90s😪💗💗💗
Glad we could take you back! Thank you for watching and joining us on our journey!
Honestly your video quality is 2nd to none in the RV channels, stunning. Your video of the steak would make any vegetarian droll.
WOW! Thanks for the compliments. That means a lot!
THE HUMPBACK AND KILLER WHALES ARE JUST OUT THERE. MY PARADISE
So cool!
I absolutely love that you are visiting and showcasing our beautiful state of California. There is so much negativity these days and it's refreshing to see amazing people like you out there looking for the good things life has to offer. Your videos are a highlight of my Sundays. Just joined the FOS crew!
Thank you so much for watching and becoming part of the FOS Crew! If you haven't seen our message yet, be sure to get on there and join our secret Facebook page as well to meet all the other crew members! It is such an amazing group of people! And California has so much to offer. We love the beauty of the coast and the magic of big tree in Sequoia and the Redwoods. And Yosemite! Your home state is pretty awesome! 🙌
Northern Cali is beautiful. Southern crapifornia can fall into the Pacific
I just love watching the ocean roll in, the sounds & the smells it’s just heaven.
We sat on that beach for a long time taking it all in!
Coast Highway 1 Has Always Been One Of The Trips That I Want To Do! The Flowers Were Gorgeous! Thank You For Sharing Your Travels With Us!
Oh that drive was so picturesque! I can just imagine what it would look like if there wasn't any fog in some of those areas! Thanks for taking the time to explain how you cook the tri-tip and chicken! We'll have to give it a try sometime! Thanks for sharing!
Such an awesome drive. We have heard that it is much better (no fog) in the fall, though the fog moved in and out and gave such a cool feel to the place. Glad you enjoyed the grilling section. I'm never sure how much to put in about cooking so good to know that you like it. Thanks as always for joining us!
Desert View Drive down from the Grand Canyon South Rim Visitor Center to Cameron.
Absolutely stunning! That was how we came in when we saw the Grand Canyon for the first time! Thank so much for watching!
I think one of my favorite scenic stretches of road is I-70 from Pendelton, OR to LaGrande, OR, up over Deadman Pass and thru the Blue Mountains. It's reservation land, so no services, few buildings, nothing but stupendous views. It works going both ways: going east/south you climb one real female dog of a grade out of Pendelton, but as you near the top the views open up over beautiful and deserted rolling hills covered with wild flowers, grasses, and small clumps of hard and softwoods. The drive across the top of the Blue Mtns is very pretty and descending down the grade from the top down to LaGrande is very dramatic, with a steep gorge and white-water river (depending on time of year) at the bottom of the gorge on the passenger side. Going the other way, west/north, the grade up out of LaGrande isn't quite as hairy as it is from Pendelton, but still a pull. The real pay off going this direction is the descent on the Pendelton side, as you start down the grade, go around a big wide curve at the top and suddenly the entire stretch of the Palouse opens up below you, you can see for 50-60 miles, it's truly breathtaking. There is a view point at the top you can pull of to, I'd recommend it. As you continue down the grade towards Pendelton, the views open up even more and it's really cool to watch the Palouse come up to you. Only warning is the Pendelton grade is just as hairy going down and going up, and it's very weather dependent. Wind is often extreme, snow can happen just about any time of year (even though it's not that high of a pass, and summer storms can be severe. I got caught in a summer thunderstorm coming out of LaGrande heading for Pendelton a few summers ago and like just about everyone else on the road had to pull over and wait for the storm to pass, as it was raining so hard visibility was maybe 20-30', very dangerous at highway speeds. Coming down into Pendelton on the other side, the winds were very strong and I ending up driving thru a tumbleweed storm, had multiple "hitch-hikers" attached to my car, hahaha. So yeah, check local weather ahead of time...
Thank you so much for the recommendation! Oregon has so much to see. We have lots more to explore there. And we will be sure to check the weather!
I think that would be I-84?
The color of those flowers were beautiful. The ocean was still beautiful in the fog. Thank you all again for such a great video.
We have been told that it is call ice plant!
Duluth to Grand Marais Minnesota. Shore drive not the highway. Breath taking.
Thanks so much for the recommendation!
We did the 1 in a b van down the 1. Unbelievable views! Your girls will never forget this. Our kids still talk about it now and we went when their were your girls age.
As a east coaster and a native North Carolinian, The Blue Ridge Parkway is my favorite road. After the BRP, The Shenandoah and the Kanc are 2 and 3. These 3 are AWESOME!!!
We still have all three on our list to see still! Thanks for the recommendations!
My cousin and her husband from Brunswick warned us about California Route 1 :-) They drove a 40 ft. Class A up the coast and said there were times they had to cross into the other lane just to make the turns. Yikes. Great driving and wonderful advice about the journey. I think the Beartooth Highway is one of my favorite roads. That may change if we finally get to Alaska next summer. Safe travels!
There were definitely times when we were crossing into the other lane. Thankfully June wasn't too busy out there yet. Beartooth is definitely on our list! And we really hope you are able to get to Alaska. There are some amazing drives there as well! Thanks so much for watching!
We were stationed in San Francisco for a year and will never forget seeing the coastline for the first time. Being born and raised in Alabama and also having a house on the beach, two places could not be more different. My 19 year old brain was amazed.
Thank you so much for your service! We felt the same way the first time we saw the California coast. Being from Maine, we love the ocean but this is such a different coastline. Thanks for watching!
17 mile drive in Monterey. It's a 17 mile loop. Start from south to north, back to south. This way you will be driving on the outer side next to water
Excited to share our crazy adventures in Monterey tonight!
US 89 runs from Sedona up thru Brice, Zion, Tetons, Yellowstone and ends near Glacier. The best!
We have done a lot of the 89 from Sedona all the way up near Glacier and we totally agree! 😃
Welcome to the Calif coast. When you get on 101 north of SF up to Ukiah, go a little farther to Willits. Don't go around on the by pass go through town, towards hwy 20 Ft Bragg. Then you can see the sign that says, Gateway to the Redwoods. You can pull off and park in the Safeway parking lot. I live in Willits. You can turn west and go to Ft Bragg ca where are a number of RV parks in Ft Bragg that will accomidate your Rv. Our favorite is Hidden Pines. There is also a nice rv park in Willits, Mendocino Redwood Rv park. Then you can tour FT Bragg and drive a little north to the village of Mendocino where many movies have been made. Oh and our favorite place for sea food in Ft Bragg is Sea Pal down in the harbor.
Excited to share our time on the way up the coast above San Fransisco in a couple of episodes! Thanks so much for the campground recommendation!
That harbor is featured in Overboard with Goldy Hawn and Kurt Russell. Great place to watch incoming boats while eating seafood. We love driving the 1. You are right! Those rocks in the surf are something else! 💙. You got some beautiful shots.
That's why we love it here in CA. Great photography and thanks!
You're driving through where I live. The green season is the best, nice you picked that time to visit
After spending the winter in the desert, we were so ready for some green!
We just came south from Monterey to San Luis Obispo, awesome drive!
Monterey is in tomorrows video! Such a beautiful area!
I just found your channel. We bought a 28’ trailer in 2019, neither of us were campers. We love it. I just wanted to touch on something you said. The first year out we planned everything but realized we were always rushing to get to the next spot. It is a total bummer. The next year we didn’t plan anything. The one thing about towing your house you always have a place to sleep. ;) truck stops and rest area work great when you are caught without a spot. It is all about the adventures. Thank you for the beautiful videos. We went on a ghost town trip through Montana, history and scenery.
PCH is beautiful, but to me the best road I have ever been on is Hwy 95 from Blanding Ut. to Hanksville Ut. I know my wife and I said "LOOK' 500 times on that ride. From The "ears" to Jacobs chair so much to see
Thanks so much for the recommendation! 🙏
Hello!! You were right in our neck of the woods on the Central Coast, we live in Paso Robles, in land from Piedras Blanca, I'm the one that talked to you when you had the UTI, ouch. Any way, happy you are all still enjoying your adventures. 💜 Patti O.
That coast view of the wait. It's beautiful. The flowers are bright and vibrant even in fog conditions.
I probably will run into first come first serve next year. Something I don't like because the summer time is going to be a hot mess. However, many parks are adjusting to reservations, so I am hoping they go that route to some campgrounds.
The key to first come first serve is to be flexible, get there early and always stop and check to make sure they are actually full. Hope you have an amazing trip!
I-70 through the mountains of Colorado is beautiful - I hate the fact that I'm always driving and can't sight see as much as I'd like. Thank you for the beautiful video's and commentary!
Brings back memories of younger years, thanks you!
Summer is 99% fog which is why we moved from Morro Bay to Atascadero. HOT summers,as it should be, aand cold, for me, the rest of the year. However fall on the coast is generally clear.
Good to know! 😃
Enjoyed that what a beautiful place, loved the sound the pebbles made when the waves were going out. Love how you make references to movies when you were eating your food, so funny. Pink flowers were beautiful too, thanks for sharing take care have a great week. ❤❤🤗🇬🇧
So glad you enjoyed it! That beach with the rocks was awesome and we sat there for a while just listening to the water filtering through the rocks. And we are big movie lovers so we have to put that in the videos sometimes! 😉 Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
We drove the 1 from Monterey to Long Beach in '98 during the El nino and the 1 was closed several times for helicopters placing netting on the cliffs to help stop erosion. So we had several times we would just be parked in the middle of the road and could walk around for 20-30 minutes at a time, kinda cool way to spend the day!
Both my husband and I were born and raised in Southern California and nothing makes our souls happier than the drive starting at Santa Barbara all the way up Hwy 1 to Arcata, CA. For us it never grows old and it’s always different.
I don't think we would ever tire of it either! It is absolutely amazing!
Favorite Roads,
CA - Highway 1 Morro Bay to Big Sir, Bodega Bay into Oregon and beyond
In Oregon 138 from Reedsport to I5.
Going to the Sun Rd in Glacier
Highway 70 from Grand Junction into Denver.
Thanks so much for sharing your favorites! Excited to share more of our time in Big Sur tonight!
I agree with Cory, hwy1 is a destination in itself. We like to go north above Fort Bragg to a small community of Westport. They have a Westlort beach and state landing dry camping park a few miles north of the community. We love it there on the bluffs overlooking the ocean and the sound is so amplified there. Safe travels and enjoy the California beaches and just ocean views are spatacular.
My Husband flew for the Cost Guard
He was flying his chopper to Davis Monthan Air Force base bone yard . The transmission flailed and he had to land on highway 1. North of Fr. Brag .
What a cool story! Please thank him for his service! Thank you for watching.
Loved this video except for the close call! The sound of the waves receding over the rocks was magical! Thanks guys!
Glad we made it through without any damage! We sat on the beach listening to the water on the rocks for a while that night. It was amazing! Thanks for joining us!
Hwy 395 through the eastern side of California through the Sierras is a stunning drive, for the beauty and the incredible number of things to do and places to see.
California has so much to offer!
Love that drive - BUT NOT WITH OUR TRAILER! LOL
😂Good call!
Has to be one of your best videos that promote spontaneous rv life and the views that are spectacular...great job ...love this channel
Really appreciate your kind words! Thank you for watching!
That highway you were on it was scary you driving on it when you went by that on vehicle. I’m so glad you made it through. Your food looked good there. You look like you could be a chef Corey and a great one at that. A great photographer at that as well. That view of the ocean was beautiful. The ocean is always beautiful and the beaches too. You great at that Corey with the shots of the beach and ocean.
It was a little tense there for a minute, but thankful we made it out ok! Not sure I could cut it as a chef, but I do enjoy messing around with food! So glad you enjoyed the ocean shots! Thanks for watching and always taking the time to write to us!
Ragged Point, Big Sur…. Our favorite destinations! You guys are brave pulling your rig on highway 1 😳 great drone footage! We love traveling with you all! Thanks for sharing!
It gets really interesting in a few episodes when we get to San Fransisco! 😳
You Sir are one lucky man! Beautiful family and amazing travels.
...and don't forget the smoker and the GMC Denali!!!!!!
Thank you! I would have to agree!👊
@@larryv4249 Davy and the Denali are just below the wife and girls!😉
One of my favorite roads was when we were driving from Yakima to Seattle for my niece's wedding and on the spur of the moment we decided to take the very small Highway that goes by Mt. Rainier. It was a sunny day and the view was so beautiful. When we took the road we had no idea we were going to see the mountain that close...we just wanted off the busy highway... so part of our joy was the surprise of the mountain view.I think the road is number 123 through Mt. Rainier National Park.
The roads all around Rainier are incredible! So glad you got to be surprised by that Mountain View!
Ah man!… route/hwy 1… from Maine to the Florida Keys.. or the Million Dollar Hwy., 550 in Colorado.. but.. while what your showing is California, I’ve never had the pleasure but the views are absolutely gorgeous.
So many amazing roads on your list! Thanks for the recommendations and for following along with us! 😃
Great scenery, but now I am hungry ! And where was some of Corey's still photo shots..?, they are always great to see..! Great job.!
That was a good dinner! Thanks for watching and I will try to add some more still in the next videos! Sometimes the photos don't go along with the story or just don't fit.
That’s what I mean even with the sun not out hearing the ocean and walking by the ocean. It’s just breath taking. Thank you Corey and Jess for that experience.
It's our pleasure, Sherri!
@@FindingOurSomeday Happy Halloween!👻🎃😱
CA 168 was our most recent white knuckler and then back thru Death Valley wasn't a walk in the park either ... see it on Tiktok
Thanks so much for sharing! 🙌
I don't have a favourite road but the views are so beautiful and expiring. The sounds are so incredible. Thank you for taking me along.
Thank YOU for joining us! 🙌
Absolutely stunning colors between the ocean, rocks and flowers. Makes me wish I was there. I'll make sometime soon. Thank you for the fantastic video!
The West Coast is so vibrant! Thank you for watching and can't wait for you to get there SOMEDAY soon!
I just realized you tow your rig without tow mirrors, that is impressive for such a large trailer.
That wasn't the plan but with the rear view camera on the rig, it works just fine.
Stunningly beautiful! Thanks for the video.
Thank you for watching!
You guys are actually on our favorite highway, in our favorite area of California - or anywhere really! We drive our 33 foot 5th wheel right up that highway every year to Big Sur. Honestly can’t stand coming in from the north! We take our time and pull over often to let cars go by since there is a following limit in CA.
What is a following limit?
My favorite road is the Blue Ridge Parkway, specifically the area near Mt. Mitchell, Asheville, and Grandfather mountain
We have that on the list! So many have recommended that to us over the years and we can't wait to see it!
Just watching the news. Hope you guys are not in the flooding around CA. Stay safe. From Billings Montana
Thank you so much for checking in on us Lori. This was from June of this year so we are safe and away from the storms that were going through there. Thanks for watching!
We call that first bite "Chef's privilege"
Exactly! 👊
My favorite road? Your on it! 1 and the 101 are the best.
They really are incredible!
I have always wanted to stay at Crescent City, Cali. and use it as a hub. From their I would only be an hour or hour and a half from the Redwoods, Trees of Mystery, the drive thru Candelabra Tree, Oregon Vortex, Sea Lion Caves (in Oregon), and a few lighthouses. All are within driving distance of Crescent City and I wouldn't have to keep changing motels, just hop in the car, go see what I want to see and drive back to the motel. But, it will never happen now, so I just dream. I forgot to mention cruising "The Avenue of the Giants" in the Redwoods!! SO BEAUTIFUL!!! And great walk path at Trees of Mystery.
There are quite a few spots on the 1 and 101 that would be great locations to explore from! Those are great suggestions! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
Love this! Yes--if you want sunny beach days and beautiful sunsets come to California in the fall--not the summer! Favorite road: hwy 395 along the eastern Sierra.
We have now done both! The fog adds a whole new element to the coast which we really enjoyed! We have had a couple people recommend the 395! Thanks for sharing!
We are So Cal people so we’ve been here many times. In addition to your suggestion to drive North to South, if possible, I would also suggest go to your campground first (via a different route 😁) and leave the rig, then go do the drive. So much less stressful! We stayed in Marina (north) & drove through Carmel (Amazing Views!) to Big Sur and back.
And to anyone else watching this, the water REALLY is the GORGEOUS AQUA BLUE! 💙💙💙
Haha, I left this comment before watching the part where you basically said the same thing...park the RV and drive! And McWay is awesome! It’s not always that foggy. Bummer. I posted a #shorts video of McWay on a clear June day if you wanna check it out
Awe glad you enjoyed ”Highway 1” it’s called PCH (Pacific Coast Highway (we Natives know newbies just by that.., just as I visited my bro in “Prescott” AZ… I was glared at if I did not pronounce it “Preskitt”…
Surprised to see an HD truck without tow mirrors. Time to get some!
24:35 we took a picture from exactly same spot and it was foggy too
That's awesome!
Very beautiful and informative. We did that drive north to south in 1990:in our first Rv. 27 foot class c. We have now gone thru three 40 footers selling the last one last Sept as campgrounds have changed , been everywhere, don’t need the expense. Looking a a class B to keep traveling to places we could go with the big coaches.
we loved traveling through va but many areas of Texas have been amazing
Every state has some amazing drive in it! We still have so much more of Texas to see!
If you think that's tight...do NOT try to take trailer down the road into Muir Woods National Monument in Marin County...just a bit north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Find a place to stay with the rig, and go to the park with just the truck.
The massive patches of purpley-pink flowers are a type of iceplant--very common along the CA coast.
A few people have recommended Muir Woods to us recently. Definitely adding it to the list! And thanks for the info on the flowers!
Also be sure to watch our video leaving San Fransisco in a couple weeks! That road was crazy! 😳
Love hearing the diesel work!!!!!
Me, too! 💪
We did it in a 35ft class A. Never again but it was beautiful. And a rock slide had happened and that was a little tight. Good times
They had just repaired a section of road that had been washed out by a rock slide. It was tight in some spots for sure, but with the minimal traffic on the road, we made it through ok!
If you passed Hearst Castle and didn't stop, you have missed an amazing tour. It is truly one of my favorite tours. I can't imagine having that kind of money, but having that much money plus a love for art and architecture something to behold. I'm glad you are taking the 1. I'll probably never see California again.
The Icefields Parkway from Jasper to Banff, Alberta here in 🇨🇦
Needles Highway in Custer State Park, South Dakota is pretty epic too!
OMG, can't believe you went up 1 from Cambria to Monterey with your trailer!! I live in Paso Robles and take my Class C which is 23 ft. Your trailer is so long, Nightmare with those hairpin curves. Should have stopped & seen the Elephant seal breeding area. It's fascinating!! Glas you all enjoyed your trip. I love you guys sharing your travels with us.
Just wait until you see what we did next! 😳We will have to check out the elephant seals the next time!
Yes the elephant seals, and the zebras at Hearst Castle along side the road.
If you pull up the CalTrans web page for California, it will tell you that RVs are now allowed on Highway 1. Not only is it not suited for large RVs, it drives people nuts who are stuck behind the slower going big rigs. Yes, Yes, Yes it’s a beautiful highway and is one of California’s treasures. We travel 101 and then drive over to the coast with our rig for camping.
Why i ever left, I'll NEVER understand 😪 Thanks for bringing me HOME 🏡 💖
You know what REALLY puzzles me? How can 3 people voted thumbs down? Good people + excitement + brilliant photography + good people + savory food + GMC Denali= thumbs up here!
We aren't going to be everyone's cup of tea! No worries, just glad you enjoy it! 🙌
Very clever: "We eat salad too" :D
It's not always donuts and steaks, you know! 😂
Yea! Good views. Places we want to see. Not sure about dragging an RV up the 1. Thanks much you guys are the best.
Such an awesome drive, but we would advise to leave the RV at a campground! 😂
@@FindingOurSomeday The video had me right up to the tomatos.....