Take a 20-mile drive along Interstate 210 from San Dimas to Pasadena through the San Gabriel Valley. This suburban corridor features major interchanges, scenic foothills, and a nod to pop culture along Southern California’s Foothill Freeway.

Explore stunning scenic drives across California and Hawaii — from Pacific Coast cliffs and Big Sur to tropical highways through lava fields and rainforests in the islands.
From the winding cliffside curves of California’s Pacific Coast Highway to the lush, lava-lined roads of Hawaii, the West Coast / Hawaii region offers some of the most scenic and iconic drives in the United States. This category focuses on two distinct landscapes united by their beauty and coastal allure—sun-drenched California and the tropical islands of Hawaii.
In California, road trips become legendary. Cruise through Big Sur with the ocean crashing below, explore the sun-baked freeways of Los Angeles, or ascend into the Sierra Nevada along Highway 395. From palm-lined boulevards to foggy coastal passes, every route in the Golden State offers a chance to experience a different piece of the California dream.
Over in Hawaii, the driving experience transforms into something even more intimate. Roads here hug volcanic craters, dive through rainforests, and reveal hidden beaches at nearly every turn. The Hana Highway in Maui and Saddle Road on the Big Island are just the beginning. Whether you’re navigating the city streets of Honolulu or exploring rural island roads, Hawaii invites you to slow down and embrace the spirit of aloha—one mile at a time.

Take a 20-mile drive along Interstate 210 from San Dimas to Pasadena through the San Gabriel Valley. This suburban corridor features major interchanges, scenic foothills, and a nod to pop culture along Southern California’s Foothill Freeway.

Drive 19 miles west on California Route 210 from Rancho Cucamonga to San Dimas. This Foothill Freeway segment passes through the Inland Empire and Claremont before meeting Historic Route 66 and ending near the iconic town of San Dimas.

Take a breathtaking drive through Cajon Pass on Interstate 15 from Hesperia to Rancho Cucamonga, California. This 23-mile route descends from the High Desert into the Inland Empire, passing through the Angeles National Forest and historic Cajon Junction.

Drive 141 miles west across the Mojave Desert on Interstate 40 from Needles to Barstow, California. This quiet but stunning stretch features desert vistas, Route 66 remnants, and a brush with the Mojave National Preserve.

Take a desert drive along Historic Route 66 through Needles, California, where classic Americana meets rail history. This 3-mile segment weaves through sunbaked streets, under BNSF tracks, and reconnects with I-40, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the Mother Road’s d…

Cross the Colorado River into California as we drive 10 miles west on I-40 from Arizona to Exit 144 in Needles. Explore desert landscapes, quirky inspection stops, and a link to Historic Route 66 on this short but scenic southwestern stretch.

Drive 23 quiet, sun-drenched miles along U.S. Route 95 from Interstate 40 near Needles to the Nevada border. This remote stretch of California desert highway traverses the Mojave’s rugged heart, offering solitude, stark beauty, and a true sense of the open road.