Fort Bragg
Travel Blogs from Fort Bragg, United States
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Watch out, deer
... we saw on the road had not won the battle with the traffic. We have also seen a badger, raccoon and hare here in the United States. It’s a pity to lose these lovely animals to the road. A huge black crow was doing his best to drag the hare off ...
The Drive
... shadow to light and at times it felt like we were driving into darkness. The Redwoods almost run all the way to Fort Bragg. I was totally surprised by the fact that you can actually see the redwoods from the town itself. As you descend ...
Full of Salty Goodness!
... side for the sea views – or maybe they were chasing the sun – who knows. By the time I made it to Fort Bragg I was all healed of my sea deprivation with a healthy lungful of salty goodness. My only other challenge was at the supermarket ...
Edinburgh, California
... on se demande encore où étaient les moutons… D’autant qu’il y avait vraiment peu de touristes. Notre camping à Fort Bragg était d’ailleurs un champ où l’on s’est senti sacrément seuls. Le plus étonnant dans tout ...
California Dreaming (by Dylan)
Hello all, I am sitting in a funky cafe in a funky Northern California town. We are about 200 miles north of San Francisco. Today was the much dreaded Legett Hill or better known by us as "Death mountain". It is the highest ...
Fort Bragg - Monday, 7/20 - Updating Map
After three weeks on the road, I'm finally taking some time to figure out Travelpod. It's really a pretty simple site if you start out right and update each day. I've added several locations from the period 7/18 through 7/22 in order to update the map so ...
Fort Bragg, California
... became a Green Beret and served in Vietnam. Now Nick is a commercial diver. He supplied the following information about Fort Bragg,California. The town's fishing industry developed around a natural sheltered harbor on the Noyo River. A couple marinas ...
Wednesday Evening in Fort Bragg
After we settled into our hotel we decided to grab some food. Austin really wanted pizza and we saw Round Table on the way into town. Thinking there may be a place to eat on the busy street behind the hotel, we peeked out of the back ...
The Beach
We decided that Friday was Beach day and had already spotted a location to spend the day. We spent about three hours on the beach enjoying the waves and walking the shores. There were some cool cliffs and caves that we explored along with a ...
Fort Bragg
... nach Norden fuhren. Es boten sich uns die schoensten Landschaften und wir genossen die Fahrt entlang der Kueste sehr!! In Fort Bragg beschlossen wir die Nacht ueber zu bleiben und unseren Weg nach Seattle am naechsten Tag fortzusetzen. CU Martin ...
18eme jour ou au pays des arbres géants
Suite à nos aventures nocturnes avec monsieur le shérif; nous pensons qu'il est plus sage de ne pas s'éterniser sur les lieux du crime alors le café attendra et nos estomacs aussi! Nous rejoignons donc "la ville" la plus proche pour aller se faire ...
Day 78: California ... nearly home!
Okay, we have officially gone soft. We passed maybe 20 State Park campgrounds between Crescent City and Fort Bragg, and not once did we feel compelled to drive off the road and enquire about a tent site. We have San Diego in our sights, and even if ...
WOW
Went thru the Redwood forest today!! Awesome! Those trees are so massive. Then on to the coast following hwy 1 along the coast. The most incredible ocean views. Just breath ...
North California Coast
... road trip we made our way back to the northern californian coast, once again through some amazing scenery. We arrived in a town called Fort Bragg and found a nice cheap campground on the edge of town with a short trail from where we pitched our tent to ...
Reisetag mit überraschendem Ende
... Papier eine kürzere, fühlte sich aber gar nicht danach an. Nur 275 Kilometer ging es, das heutige Ziel hiess Fort Bragg. Für einmal keine Greyhounds und keine Amtraks, und auch keine Flieger. Nein, die Kalifornier machen das unmögliche ...
Von Fort Bragg...
... brausten wir der Küste entlang nach Fort Bragg. hhhmmm... Viel gibt es nicht zu erzählen! Gottseidank sind wir bei Dunkelheit in Fort Bragg angekommen, denn was uns am nächsten Morgen für schräge Gestalten über den Weg liefen, hätte uns auch nach ...
not our original destination
After riding 50 miles to Mendocino, we found out that thy did not have any campgrounds. Unfortunately we had to push another tired and wet 12 miles. We are still in Fort Bragg for a nice rest. Sunday we will push on to somewhere south of ...
Day 32 - Fort Bragg
... next day. Annoyingly this was another day behind schedule but it was not exactly like we had a choice so we embraced the delights that Fort Bragg had to offer! This turned out to be a lot of good food so we spent the day eating away our frustration. We ...
Day 31 - Standish-Hickey to Fort Bragg
... early to give ourselves the best chance of flagging someone down in the best time. I beautifully prepared a sign reading 'Wheel bust. Fort Bragg please!' out of the cardboard Antek had negotitated from the cafe across the road. We secured our spot, held ...
Roadtrip: Fprt Bragg, NC to Washington, DC.
Tomorrow morning I head out for a week or so in Washington, DC. This much-needed departure from the company is terribly needed. I am looking forward to ...
What I'm taking with me
Here it is, the full list in honor of all the others who do this before their big trip. Pack: Eagle's Creek Thrive, 75L Women's fit with detachable daypack Money Belt by the same people who make swiss army knives. Clothes: 1 knee length ...
Rain, rain, rain
... than I had wished yet the extra effort needed kept me warm. The day was pretty much uneventful and by 3:00pm I was already in Fort Bragg, 130km from my starting point. I sat at the Starbucks for my free wifi and right away I encountered a french-canadian ...
It's you again! and solar man
cyclist in mendo; fort bragg taquiria for lunch; over to camp; randy again; and solar ...
California Redwoodsd
The Redwoods! What a magnificant site these huge trees are! We spent three days traveling through them. The first day - we were in the Redwood National Park and we thought wow! are these trees huge. It was so interesting to walk through the ...
More California coast heading north
... ; But then again, even the fog is pretty. There is not too much new except for the photos, since I am holed up in a motel in Fort Bragg, CA. I had a fender bender on Main Street in Ft Bragg and had to take the RV to a local body shop to get it ...
And so the traveling begins
Hey All! I just wanted to let you know that I will be heading to Camp Mendocino tomorrow at 7am. It is located in some beautiful redwood forests and it is supposed to be chilly! We will be doing trail rebuilding and fixing up other things, as well as, ...
Fort Bragg
... old (400BC) and big, they've cut a hole through the trunk where cars can drive through it. From there we pushed through to Fort Bragg, where Highway 1 really starts. Highway 1 is the stretch of road that hugs the western coastline of the USA, and which is ...
We meet a european-hater
Sunny skies and a breakfast of coffee and pasties over-looking the Pacific from the motel lobby. We headed back north a few miles to look at a couple of camps - the first was an independent called Greenacres. It was awful - RV's close together and ...
Exploring A Cave & Hallucinating A Wave
... the coast would add a lot of time to our trip, we decided to break up the trip back to Fresno by spending the night in Fort Bragg, California. As we had learned from the previous year, the best way to get to the coast from Ashland was to go north ...
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