Favorite Norcal driving roads to clear your mind
Apr 17, 2008 | 12:59 PM
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From: Teh Bay
Or sunrise, on the way to Gazos for breakfast.
That was an awesome drive bro. Will you still lead when you have the 530? 
:rofl:
Apr 17, 2008 | 02:57 PM
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From: San Francisco
From canada road you take 92 eastbound to hit both of these 280/92 loopty loops then take the long curvy tunnel (photo spot) to southbound 280 to edgewood road. Rinse & repeat 
The blue balloons are known CHP speed traps tho, be careful
It's a rare occasion you find me up there...Have to stay off the beaten path these days.
The blue balloons are known CHP speed traps tho, be careful
It's a rare occasion you find me up there...Have to stay off the beaten path these days.
Apr 17, 2008 | 09:06 PM
#18
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From: Menlo Park, CA
That's a great loop Shaun. Be careful coming out of the 92/280 tunnel during commute hrs. Lately the CHP have been backing up on the dirt median between 280 and the on-ramp. By the time you see them it's too late. Don't ask me how I know 
Apr 17, 2008 | 10:45 PM
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One of my favorites I call the Bread Run... SF >> Lucas Valley >> Nicassio >> Olema >> Pt. Reyes >> Marshall >> Tomales >> Valley Ford >> Bohemian hwy >> FREESTONE! The section from Pt Reyes to Tomales I think is the single best peice of backroad tarmac in the North Bay.
End up here for bfast and coffee...
Wild Flour Bread Bakery - Wood Fired Brick Oven Baked Bread - Wildflour Freestone
Best bread (and sticky buns) in Northern California. Literally middle of nowhere, population = 32.
From there can head up to Occidental >> Monte Rio >> Jenner, or straight to Bodega and back down the coast.
Oh, and this place is on the way...
https://teamspeed.com/forums/travel-...rshall-ca.html
Pics of the Bread Run using my old 996 C4S...
End up here for bfast and coffee...
Wild Flour Bread Bakery - Wood Fired Brick Oven Baked Bread - Wildflour Freestone
Best bread (and sticky buns) in Northern California. Literally middle of nowhere, population = 32.
From there can head up to Occidental >> Monte Rio >> Jenner, or straight to Bodega and back down the coast.
Oh, and this place is on the way...
https://teamspeed.com/forums/travel-...rshall-ca.html
Pics of the Bread Run using my old 996 C4S...
Last edited by BSM; Apr 18, 2008 at 01:38 AM.
