7 day itinerary
Road Trip On High Way 101 From Sequim Washington To Sacramento Calif
Itinerary
Day 1: Sequim, Washington to Olympic Peninsula
Start your road trip by heading from Sequim to the Olympic Peninsula. Spend the day exploring the stunning , home to lush rainforests, rugged mountains, and picturesque coastline. Set up camp for the night in one of the campgrounds within the park.
Day 2: Olympic Peninsula
Enjoy a full day of hiking, wildlife spotting, and taking in the natural beauty of the Olympic Peninsula. Visit for panoramic views, hike through the , or relax on the beaches along the coast.
Day 3: Olympic Peninsula to South
Drive south along Highway 101 towards the . As you cross the border into Oregon, you'll be greeted by dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and charming coastal towns. Set up camp for the night and listen to the sound of the waves crashing against the shore.
Day 4: South
Spend the day exploring the South . Visit the iconic , hike along the rugged coastline, or try your hand at clamming or crabbing. Don't forget to sample some fresh seafood from one of the local restaurants.
Day 5: South to
Continue your journey south towards . As you enter California, you'll be surrounded by towering redwood trees, some of the tallest and oldest trees on Earth. Set up camp in one of the campgrounds within the park and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the forest.
Day 6:
Spend the day exploring the majestic redwood forests. Take a scenic drive along the , hike through the ancient groves, and marvel at the sheer size of these incredible trees. Don't forget to visit , a lush canyon lined with ferns and moss-covered walls.
Day 7: to , California
On your final day, make your way to , the capital city of California. Explore the historic Old district, visit the State Capitol building, and enjoy some delicious farm-to-fork cuisine at one of the local restaurants. Reflect on your incredible road trip adventure as you head back home, filled with memories of the diverse landscapes and natural wonders you encountered along Highway 101.
