| Jornada 1 - Sampa to Phoenix - 07/7 [dom] | avião | chegada em 08/7 [seg] partida em 10/7 [qua] | 2 noites |
| Jornada 2 - Phoenix to Sedona - 10/7 [qua] | 197 kms | parada para almoço e vistas | no nights |
| Jornada 3 - Sedona to Grand Canyon 10/7 [qua] |
173 kms | chegada em 10/7 [qua] partida em 13/7 [sab] | 3 noites |
| Jornada 4 - Grand Canyon to Las Vegas 13/7 [sab] |
445 kms | chegada em 13/7 [sab] partida em 15/7 [seg] | 2 noites |
| Jornada 5 - Las Vegas to Mammoth Lakes 15/7 [seg] | 510 kms | chegada em 15/7 [seg] partida em 17/7 [qua] | 2 noites |
| Jornada 6 - Mammoth Lakes to Yosemite 17/7 [qua] |
167 kms | chegada em 17/7 [qua] partida em 19/7 [sex] | 2 noites |
| Jornada 7 - Yosemite to San Franscisco 19/7 [sex] |
340 kms | chegada em 19/7 [sex] partida em 22/7 [seg] | 3 noites |
| Jornada 8 - San Fransciso to Los Angeles 22/7 [ter] | 700 kms | chegada em 22/7 [ter] partida em 24/7 [qua] | 2 noites |
| Jornada 9 - Los Angeles to San Pablo 24/7 [ter] - chegada meio dia de 25/7 [qua] | total | 16 noites | |
| total | 16 noites |
terça-feira, 4 de dezembro de 2012
Todas as 8 jornadas
16 Noites nos EUA, divididas em:
Jornadas 8 e 9 - San Francisco to Los Angeles to Sampa
Jornada 8 = 23, 24 e 25 Julho de 2013 |
Los Angeles - Chicago - Sampa |
Sairemos bem cedo de San Francisco e
dirigiremos até Los Angeles. 1 noite em L.A.
São 2 opções de rotas:
1- caminho distante do litoral:
(643 km, 5 hours 52 mins)
pela i-5 s
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2- caminho pelo litoral, rodovia 101:
(712 km em 7 horas e 50 mins)
US-101
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2 Noites em Los Angeles, em Hollywood
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Jornada 7 - Yosemeti to San Francisco
Jornada 7 = sexta 19 Julho de 2013
Yosemite to San Francisco, direto ao hotel em Fisherman's Wharf
por CA-140 W/California State, Route 140 and i-580 W
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| If you're going to San Franscisco... |
3 noites em San Francisco de 19/7, sexta. até 22/7 quarta-feira
Fisherman's Wharf (Doca dos Pescadores):
The Wharf Inn
http://www.tripadvisor.com.br/Hotel_Review-g60713-d81466-Reviews-The_Wharf_Inn-San_Francisco_California.htmlhttp://www.wharfinn.com/
Passeios em Frisco.
Obrigatório tour pela cidade usando os bondes.
e...
Visita a Bodega Bay, cidade do filme OS PÁSSAROS,
passando pela Golden Gate Bridge
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US-101
106 km, 1 hour 24 mins
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San Francisco a Los Angeles, via litoral
Jornada 6 - Mammoth Lakes to Yosemite
Jornada 6 = quarta 17 de Julho de 2013 |
| Mammoth Lakes to Yosemite
via Tioga Pass (breathtaking) - 167 kms |
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2 Noites em Yosemite National Park até 19/7 sexta(D10 e D11)Hotel (a 17 km da entrada do parque):Yosemite View Lodge (diária de US$ 200)http://www.tripadvisor.com.br/Hotel_Review-g32340-d113554-Reviews-Yosemite_View_Lodge-El_Portal_California.htmlReservar quarto voltado para o rio. -----------------------------------------------------------------------próxima jornada (7) => |
Jornada 5 - Las Vegas to Mammoth Lakes
Jornada 5 = segunda, 15 de Julho de 2013
Las Vegas to Mammoth Lakes via Furnace Creek (Death Valley) 550 km, 6 hours
US-95, CA-190 W and US-395 N
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Parte 1 da viagem:
Passagem por Funace Creek, Dante's View e Zabriskie Point
235 km, 3 hours,
pelas rodovias NV-160 W, Veterans Memorial Hwy, estradinhas e CA-190
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Dante's View, com uma altitude de 1660 metros, está a uns 21 kms da rodovia CA-190, cujo entroncamento está bem abaixo numa elevação de 610 mts. Ou seja, em 21 kms subiremos pouco mais de 1000 metros. Mas a vista compensa.
Próximos 32.6 km, 41 min voltar até o entrocamento na CA-190.
Rumando a Furnace Creek pela Wash Rd e CA-190 W, com parada em Zabriskie Point
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Furnace Creek Visitor Center, Death Valley National Park
Hottest,
driest, lowest -- Death Valley is a superlative desert of streaming
sand dunes, snow-capped mountains, multicolored rock layers, water-fluted
canyons and three million acres of wilderness. Home to the Timbisha
Shoshone people and to plants and animals unique to the harshest desert.
sand dunes, snow-capped mountains, multicolored rock layers, water-fluted
canyons and three million acres of wilderness. Home to the Timbisha
Shoshone people and to plants and animals unique to the harshest desert.
If you go:
Summer or Winter, ALWAYS CARRY WATER,
there are some great dirt roads in the park, always carry good maps,
spare tire, water and food. The museum at Furnace Creek Ranch has some
wonderful photos. The main visitor center is being remodeled, there is a temporary
facility in the parking lot. The park is open year-round, visiting it in the hotter
summer months takes some planning. But RTA staff visit the park often,
since it's only two hours from our offices.
Summer or Winter, ALWAYS CARRY WATER,
there are some great dirt roads in the park, always carry good maps,
spare tire, water and food. The museum at Furnace Creek Ranch has some
wonderful photos. The main visitor center is being remodeled, there is a temporary
facility in the parking lot. The park is open year-round, visiting it in the hotter
summer months takes some planning. But RTA staff visit the park often,
since it's only two hours from our offices.
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/natparks/dv.htm
DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA & NEVADA
[Getting there][Links][RoadTrip Facts]A scenic drive to Death Valley National Park is amazing any time of
the year, but weather conditions are often ideal for a road trip in the
winter and spring, when the valley temperatures at the Furnace Creek
Visitor Center range from the middle 60s to the low 80s (F)
Summertime temperatures can easily exceed 115 F. degrees (46 Celsius)
and require more careful planning to enjoy the wonders that
this park offers.
Route from Las Vegas to Mammoth Lakes
Not much chance on that in a good rental car and the only place
that this might happen in DV is the long ascent (16 miles) from
Stovepipe Wells in the Lone Pine direction. Maybe use lower gear
but as said, not much chance on overheating plus there's water for
the engine at some places along the road. No worries though.
If you drive through Death Valley from Las Vegas to Mammoth Lakes
it will take one hour longer, and you will want to make stops in DV.
In this short amount of time I would recommend to leave Las Vegas
as early as possible. Take exit 33 on i15 south of Las Vegas, drive 160
to Pahrump and continue via State Line road to Death valley Junction
and 190 into Death Valley. Now take the sideroad to Dante's View for
your first unforgettable views on DVNP. Return to 190 to your left and
stop at Zabriskie Point (nome também de filme de Antonioni com
trilha sonora de Pink Floyd)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zabriskie_Point_%28film%29
for another fantastic overview.
Visit the Furnace Creek Visitor center, pay your fee
and learn about DV.
Then drive to Lone Pine, make a photostop just
before Lone Pine on the
Eastern Sierras and Mount Whitney, drive to
Bishop and to Mammoth Lakes.
It will take all day, and you are only seeing a
small part of DV but I would not
want to miss DV being so close.
Always carry water, wear I brimmed hat
and put on sunscreen going out of the car.
Pink Floyd
capa do disco com a trilha
sonora original.
Após desmaiar de calor, seguindo viagem, serão mais
330 km, 3 hours 41 mins pelas rodovias CA-190 W and US-395
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Até os Lagos do Mamute...
2 Noites em Mammoth Lakes, de 15 a 17, quarta (D8 e D9)
http://www.visitmammoth.com/
Hotel escolhido:
BEST WESTERN PLUS High Sierra Hotel
site:
TRip Advisor análise do hotel:
http://www.tripadvisor.com.br/Hotel_Review-g60791-d1509906-Reviews-BEST_WESTERN_PLUS_High_Sierra_Hotel-Mammoth_Lakes_California.htmlExcursão a Mono Lake
49.4 km, 35 mins via US-395 N
TRIP ADVISOR:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g60791-d107770-Reviews-Mono_Lake-Mammoth_Lakes_California.html
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