Although I am firmly rooted in the Canadian Rockies, from I spent the majority of my time in San Francisco or, SF as anyone who has spent time knows to refer to it as. And, as we all know, this was also a time of sticking a little close to home wherever you were calling home those days.
As the world began to open up, so did the radius in which you were exploring. Cue me becoming a self proclaimed expert on this drive. With my partner living in SF and my parents in Phoenix, the drive between the two became a relatively common occurrence.
Taking new roads, stopping in small towns and checking out all of the best coffee. In the winter I would argue that this is one of the best road trips you can take in North America.
Unless you are very unlucky or lucky depending on your tolerance for the cold it is unlikely that you will run into any snow along the route and in this one week you will be able to experience so much of what California has to offer - from one of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in the world to the coastline, the thick redwood forest and into the high desert.
Thank you to Kelsey Williamson , Mitchel Jones and Shannon Christerso n for helping with the images featured in this blog post. As a note: I have done this trip several times in a Tesla and included notes regarding charging in the more remote areas of this road trip.
