[...] 7:20 7:42 capitol corridor from OAK Colisseum to San Jose, arrive 8:45 9:05 MST express bus from Sanhttp://bikeandhike.wordpress.com/2008/07/16/bike-explore-and-camp-big-sur-in-36-hours-out-and-back-f…Mississippi Outdoors: News and notes – DeSoto AppealAs part of the MWE, there will be a 3D Archery [...]
i really want to do a long weekend variation on this one:
day 1: bus into santa cruz on a friday morning, ride 45ish miles to monterey and camp at the “veteran’s park” campground you mentioned
day 2: bike your route from monterey to big sur
day 3: bike back to monterey and catch the bus
This would be a nice variation on the trip, I kind of like that ride between SC and Monterey, especially once you hit those paths in the sand dunes. Vets Park is nice, if not a little removed from downtown (It’s up on top of a hill, but essentially right in the middle of the Monterey Peninsula). If you do this route and would like to write up a little summary of it, how it went, we can add it to the all-too-quick version we’ve already posted. – J
Hello!
Very Interesting post! Thank you for such interesting resource!
PS: Sorry for my bad english, I’v just started to learn this language
See you!
Your, Raiul Baztepo
[...] 7:20 7:42 capitol corridor from OAK Colisseum to San Jose, arrive 8:45 9:05 MST express bus from Sanhttp://bikeandhike.wordpress.com/2008/07/16/bike-explore-and-camp-big-sur-in-36-hours-out-and-back-f…Mississippi Outdoors: News and notes – DeSoto AppealAs part of the MWE, there will be a 3D Archery [...]
i really want to do a long weekend variation on this one:
day 1: bus into santa cruz on a friday morning, ride 45ish miles to monterey and camp at the “veteran’s park” campground you mentioned
day 2: bike your route from monterey to big sur
day 3: bike back to monterey and catch the bus
This would be a nice variation on the trip, I kind of like that ride between SC and Monterey, especially once you hit those paths in the sand dunes. Vets Park is nice, if not a little removed from downtown (It’s up on top of a hill, but essentially right in the middle of the Monterey Peninsula). If you do this route and would like to write up a little summary of it, how it went, we can add it to the all-too-quick version we’ve already posted. – J
Hello!
Very Interesting post! Thank you for such interesting resource!
PS: Sorry for my bad english, I’v just started to learn this language
See you!
Your, Raiul Baztepo