Rider-Friendly Routes
11 rider-friendly routes in California.
Angeles Crest Highway
66-mile mountain pass climbing to 7,903 feet with technical hairpins.
California Route 33
70 miles with S-turns and dramatic tunnels through high-elevation switchbacks.
Highway 1 - Big Sur
90-mile coastal route with 71 miles of technical curves over canyon spans.
Klamath River Highway
62 miles of low-traffic river-canyon sweepers through Northern California.
Mattole Road
66 miles of Lost Coast remote riding with poor pavement and endless curves.
Mulholland Highway - The Snake
2.4-mile winding section with relentless switchbacks through canyon.
Ortega Highway
25 miles of high-intensity canyon twisties through Santa Ana Mountains.
Pacific Coast Highway
Pacific cliffs and coastline on California's Highway 1.
Palms to Pines Highway
62-mile climb from desert floor to pine forest with sweeping curves.
Redwood Highway
192 miles through old-growth redwood forest with rhythmic flowing curves.
Westgard Pass
38 miles with tight technical switchbacks through narrow canyons.