Plan a 3 Day Drive

3days
12stops
1782drive km
Day 1: Olympic Rainforest to Portland
8h 10min · 490km4 stops
Clinton Ferry Terminal
07:30
2h 45min · 168km
Hoh Rain Forest
10:45
1h 10min · 42km
Hurricane Ridge
14:00
4h 15min · 280km
Portland Arrival
17:00
Day 2: Crater Lake Blue
1h 35min · 82km4 stops
Crater Lake National Park
10:30
15min · 2.0km
Garfield Peak Trail
13:00
45min · 45km
Rogue River Gorge
16:30
35min · 35km
Medford Arrival
17:30
Day 3: Shasta to San Diego
13h 55min · 1210km4 stops
Mount Shasta Vista Point
08:30
55min · 55km
McCloud Falls
10:30
2h 45min · 195km
Lassen Volcanic NP
13:30
10h 15min · 960km
San Diego Arrival
17:00
Heads Up
  1. Day 1: 5h15m driving — plan rest stops
  2. Day 2: 5h30m driving — plan rest stops
  3. Day 3: 9h15m driving — plan rest stops
  4. 🛫 Route includes 1 flight + 0 rail segments. Map shows them as dashed lines (connection only, not real road).

Plan a 3 Day Drive

3 day Roadigo trip with 12 stops

  1. Olympic Rainforest to Portland

    Leave Whidbey Island's coastal calm, ferry to the Olympic Peninsula's moss-draped forests, then descend to Portland as your mountain gateway.

    • Clinton Ferry Terminal

      🚢 Ferry departure. 20-min crossing to Mukilteo. Coffee & sunrise Olympic views.

    • Hoh Rain Forest

      Hoh Rainforest is one of the largest temperate rainforests in the U.S., located on the Olympic Peninsula in western Washington state. It encompasses 24 square miles (62 km2) of low elevation forest along the Hoh River, ranging from 394 to 2,493 feet. The rainforest receives an average of 140 inches (360 cm) of annual precipitation—among the rainiest places in the United States.

    • Hurricane Ridge

      Hurricane Ridge is a mountainous area in Washington's Olympic National Park. Approximately 18 miles (29 km) by road from Port Angeles, the ridge is open to hiking, skiing, and snowboarding and is one of the two most visited sites in the national park.

    • Portland Arrival

      Settle into downtown hub. Evening stroll Pearl District, food cart pods.

  2. Crater Lake Blue

    Drive the volcanic spine of Oregon to America's deepest lake, a flooded caldera of impossible blue, then continue to Medford.

    • Crater Lake National Park

      Crater Lake National Park is a national park in southern Oregon, in the United States. The centerpiece of the park is Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the United States, known for its deep blue color.

    • Garfield Peak Trail

      2-mile climb to 8,054 ft. Best lake panoramas, wildflower meadows, pika sightings.

    • Rogue River Gorge

      Basalt canyon, churning whitewater. Natural Bridge volcanic tube where river vanishes underground.

    • Medford Arrival

      Rogue Valley wine country base. Rest before California mountains tomorrow.

  3. Shasta to San Diego

    Circle sacred Mount Shasta's volcanic massif, traverse the Sacramento Valley, then descend through Southern California to the Pacific.

    • Mount Shasta Vista Point

      🚗 Dawn light on 14,179-ft volcano. Klamath Basin views, photographer's pullout.

    • McCloud Falls

      Three-tiered waterfall hike. Middle falls most photogenic; upper has swimming holes.

    • Lassen Volcanic NP

      Bumpass Hell boardwalk over boiling mud pots. Active hydrothermal, shattered mountain landscape.

    • San Diego Arrival

      Harborfront finale. Coronado Bridge views, Gaslamp Quarter steps away.