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    Have extra days in our itinerary to play with. Wondering, if it would make sense to head out from SF to Yosemite and then swing back into Napa then head down the coast? Is one day enough for Yosemite? Or is there something else equally as noteworthy/entertaining that is closer to our original itinerary? Thanks.

    Need a bit more advice. Have the first half of trip planned, and the very end. 3 days in SF, 2 in Napa, then down the coast to Big Sur, Monterey, etc. The things we would like to do include a horseback ride through the redwoods at Molera State Park and the aquarium in Monterey, and Hearst Castle. So probably plan on spending at least a night in that area, maybe even 2. After that all we have planned is going to the Grand Canyon for a day, dropping off the car in Vegas the day before we fly out. Which leaves us 2-3 days to play with. We are considering driving down to San Diego, but...I have read other posts containing warnings about "several hours" to get around L.A. traffic.
    So, (trying to be as specific I can here) is it worth it with 2-3 days to spare to drive from the Monterey/Carmel area down to San Diego and then over to the Grand Canyon, factoring in all the travel time (and stress)? I hope I am making sense, I so appreciate you taking time to read and respond to my posts.
    Last edited by Mark Sedenquist; 07-31-2006 at 04:43 PM. Reason: Same thought

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