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There are *tons* of things to see. You can drive LA > SF in one (long) day up the coast but there won’t be much time to stop along the way. It’s best done over a long weekend. If you take the Pacific Coast Highway up the Coast, some things to see include:
Malibu
Santa Barbara
Solvang (interesting little town with Danish architecture)
San Luis Obispo
Morro Bay (and Rock)
Hearst Castle/San Simeon (and the elephant seals on the beach)
PCH drive through Big Sur on the Coast (** part of the PCH is closed for repairs after landslides last year. Check ahead. Drive it even if you have to detour some, it’s one of the best drives in North America **)
Monterey/Carmel
If I am doing a one-way over a weekend, I typically grab a hotel in Santa Maria or San Luis Obispo roughly half way along.
If you’re into wine, obviously the most prominent areas are in Napa, Sonoma and Santa Rosa north of SF but San Luis Obispo has some wineries especially to the north of town.
A bit of research will turn up lots more and you could head to Yosemite or some of the other parks in the Sierra Nevada, Joshua Tree, Palm Springs etc.
If you are into art, the Broad is amazing. Was just in LA this weekend.
Good luck going LA to SF unless you just alt travel
Well it’s my week vacation for 4th July week. 6hr doesn’t phase me; we drive a bunch in TX. Thanks for the tips; I like to ask as well as googling
I used to do the LA-SF drive all the time. Just leave really early and you’ll actually get to see a gorgeous sunrise, can stop some places along the way, and still make it there relatively early
HIGHLY recommend what PwC 1 suggested. It’s a fantastic weekend
Do a food tour of downtown LA. Some really good spots around there
Damn that’s some future planning!
FYI, LA to SF is 6 hours each way without traffic