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Arrive at San Francisco International Airport and transfer to your hotel. Overnight.

San Francisco, CA - Arrival

This morning you pick up your motorcycle and begin your journey with one of the best motorcycle rides in the world, down legendary PCH (Hwy 1) along the Pacific Ocean. Breathtaking views of the coves and inlets of the Pacific coastline are yours as you are heading for Monterey.

You might like to explore some of the Santa Cruz Mountain back roads. Have a cup of coffee at Alice’s Restaurant at famous Skyline Boulevard – a must for every biker! In Monterey enjoy life at Cannery Row or visit the Bay Aquarium. Overnight.

San Francisco, CA – Monterey, CA

From Monterey your exciting ride continues south on PCH and we recommend a stop in the quaint village of Carmel. Check out Hearst Castle in San Simeon for a glimpse into the lifestyle of the rich and famous. A little further south you come to Morro Bay – Central Coast at it’s best! Today’s destination is San Luis Obispo – you are in wine country, this is the home to award winning wines and premium vineyards. Overnight.

Monterey, CA – San Luis Obispo, CA

From San Luis Obispo take Hwy 101 north up to Atascadero, where you will enter Hwy 41 east and you are riding through San Luis Obispo County on to Kettleman Plain and into San Joaquin Valley. At Lemoore you enter Hwy 198, which will take you to Visalia, your gateway to Sequoia National Park. Overnight.

San Luis Obispo, CA – Visalia, CA

Today you will be traveling in the shadows of trees for much of the trip as you enjoy a scenic ride through Sequoia National Park, home of the giant sequoia trees. Take Hwy 198 east and then head up north through King’s Canyon National Park. Continue through the Sierra National Forest up to Oakhurst, your gateway to Yosemite National Park. Overnight.

Visalia, CA – Oakhurst, CA

Today your trip takes you through one of America’s most scenic National Parks. There are only a few places on earth that can possibly match Yosemite Valley. Ansel Adams photographs do the place justice, but there is nothing like being there. The tremendous granite monoliths of Half Dome and El Capitan are surrounded by sheer drops with amazing waterfalls and Glacier Point offers a spectacular view from above. Follow Hwy 41 all the way to Moccasin. Here you enter Marshes Flat Road up to Hwy 132, which will take you to Modesto. Overnight.

Oakhurst, CA – Modesto, CA

You ride up north to Napa Valley, where famed wineries welcome you for tours and tasting. As evidenced by your ride through Yosemite, eastern California was designed by God specifically for motorcyclists – he did a pretty good job on the west coast as well…Napa Valley is the closest you can come to riding along the Mediterranean roads. We suggest taking Hwy 99 from Modesto to Lodi, where you enter Hwy 12 west, which will take you up to Napa. You head back to San Francisco through Marin County and cross the Golden Gate Bridge into SFO. Now it’s time to return your motorcycle and transfer to your hotel. Overnight.

Modesto, CA – San Francisco, CA 

Today your trip will end with your departure flight back home.

San Francisco, CA - Departure

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EAGLERIDER's world famous San Francisco Motorcycle Tour - 1 is a Self-Guided Motorcycle Tour starting in San Francisco and lasting 8 days.

San Francisco Motorcycle Tour - 1 | Self-Guided Motorcycle Tour

EagleRider’s San Francisco Motorcycle Tour begins with a 3 day ride along the beautiful Pacific Ocean down the historic Pacific Coast Highway.  You will tour from San Francisco to Monterey Bay to San Luis Obispo before heading inland and riding to Visalia.  The second half of your tour will bring you scenery of national parks and wineries as you ride through the Yosemite National Park and Napa Valley before crossing the Golden Gate Bridge and ending your tour back in San Francisco.  The San Francisco Motorcycle Tour is packed with 8 days of exciting riding through the heart of California. 

Transform your journey into an exhilarating Harley Tour by selecting one of our incredible Harley models such as the Harley-Davidson Electra Glide, Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail Classic, Harley-Davidson Street Glide, Harley-Davidson Tri Glide Ultra, Harley-Davidson Road Glide, Harley-Davidson Street Glide Touring Edition, Harley-Davidson Road Glide Ultra, Harley-Davidson Road Glide Tou, or for a different riding experience, choose from our sport touring models like the Triumph Bonneville T100, BMW R nineT Urban G/S, Triumph Scrambler.

San Francisco Motorcycle Tour - 1

Self-Guided

Dies war schon unsere zweite Tour. Coole Typen in der Vermietstation zügige Abwicklung und sehr gute Harleys. Die Abholung und der Rücktransport durch Eagle Rider hat nicht geklappt, wir mussten ein Taxi nehmen. Bis 15 Dollar bekommst du zurückerstattet. Vom Prinzip her eine tolle Route aber einige Etappen recht lang. Dadurch kann man nicht mal irgendwo länger verweilen um sich was anzuschauen. Zwischendurch auch längere Highwaystrecken wo es sich nicht besonders cruisen lässt besonders bei gefühlten 40 Grad Anfang September 2018. Da ist "Grand Canyon Ride" entspannter. Die App funktioniert ganz gut aber Kartenmaterial (gabs früher) wäre empfehlungswert.