Sentences with phrase «coast highway wind»

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I pointed the Lexus» spindle grille toward home and fired, winding back down the coast and through increasingly clogged highways.

We took the car on the same route we drove the M3 Coupe, a series of long, winding roads north of San Francisco, then back down along the coast on Highway 1.

Going over the winding path of 101, up and down hills along the coast at about 70 mph, the Highlander Hybrid got about 24 mpg, a little shy of its 25 mpg EPA highway rate.

We did end up taking the car over a particularly rough and windy mountain road, Las Tunitas, which winds from Highway 1, on the coast, to I - 280.

The landmark windmill and water tower, visible from Pacific Coast Highway, will continue to offer timeless photo ops along all - new winding adventure trails.

Pacific Coast Highway, railroad tracks of the Coast Line, and the US Highway 101 freeway wind along the narrow strip of the county's north coast land at the base of the mountains for 12 miles (19 km) north to the Santa Barbara County Coast Highway, railroad tracks of the Coast Line, and the US Highway 101 freeway wind along the narrow strip of the county's north coast land at the base of the mountains for 12 miles (19 km) north to the Santa Barbara County Coast Line, and the US Highway 101 freeway wind along the narrow strip of the county's north coast land at the base of the mountains for 12 miles (19 km) north to the Santa Barbara County coast land at the base of the mountains for 12 miles (19 km) north to the Santa Barbara County line.

What to Expect: The Golden State's famous Pacific Coast Highway offers serious California Dreamin» bang for the buck — salty seaside towns, dramatic sea cliffs, lazy turns, pure top - down - wind - in - the - hair driving joy — especially with noted landmarks such as Hearst Castle, oft - photographed Bixby Bridge and Big Sur, and Oceano Dunes State Park, where the road trip can continue right onto the sand.

Oregon Coast Trail (Sunset Bay to Cape Arago) Located off Cape Arago Highway through Charleston, you'll find four miles of trails (one way) winding along one of the most spectacular coastlines in Oregon.

Its winding roads that meander up and down the rugged coastline form South Africa's version of Highway One found on the Pacific coast of the US.

Combine traffic congestion with the fact that the Coast Highway and areas surrounding Salinas also have a bustling flow of bicyclists and motorcycle traffic, foggy and wet driving conditions, and steep winding roads and you end up with a high potential for car accidents, trucking accidents, and motorcycle accidents rises.