Thanks. I did the drive yesterday from the helicopter mesum the Ramona airport to the Burbasnk area.

Beautiful scenery! I recently recommended north-central San Diego County to some people asking about where to see fall colors in southern California, and this is a great exhibition of it!

There doesn't appear to be many gas stations or rest stops. Was the drive smooth?

Porsche exhaust note 4:28

Such a beautiful drive, just did it last month

Hilly or no?

Earlier this year I drove down the 74 from Hemet to Palm Desert. Beautiful drive.

Nice upload I live in Palm Desert I travel these roads often. It's interesting when watching the trip on a video, how much more one can take in. Always show lots of street and green, white signs😀

You went just beyond Daily Grill on El Paseo & Ocotillo Dr. Palm Desert. Cool Vid.

Great video!!

This was probably the only way to get from the Temecula area to San Diego before the interstate 15 was built many years ago. Took longer, but these are the only highways that existed before the interstates.

We used to stop in at The Paradise Cafe on the corner of 74 and 371 all the time. I would ask the waitress for "the Jimmy Buffet Special" and the waitress had no idea what that was (Chesseburger in Paradise). Finaly we bought the album cover and gave it to the owner as a joke.

But hey, they care about security and not line their pockets with cash. Also, whats up with America and those tiny sped limit signs?

In my country, you have to be at the specified speedlimit, once you pass the sign.. Its not always fair, since we have roads that essentially goes from 130kmph almost to 50. There is signs, but yeah. Ruels are ruels

Especially through the small towns. And DON'T accelerate as soon as you can see the sign where it goes back up - wait until you have passed the sign before pressing down on the gas. That is a FAVORITE tactic of the small town cops.

Love the desert 🏜️

I-40 becomes more rugged and scenic east of Kingman AZ!!!🤔🤔🤔🤔

We take the 79 to the 371 to go to the motocross track at Cahuillia that you passed at 46:55

Thank you for this video. This drive seems to be a bit better than the 243 to the 10. Which I absolutely do not like! Less sharp curves and less steep cliffs. What is your opinion on the two separate drives?

We live in Indio and have driven these roads to Idyllwild and Temecula many, many times. Thanks for taking us along.

From around 1916 a wooden plank road was built to help early motorist drive across the desert dunes between El Centro and Yuma Az. In the 1930s an asphalt road , US 80 replaced it.

Used to drive Phoenix <=> San Diego a lot, so knew what was coming up every inch of the road - like the Deer Crossing sign that always gets a red reflector added to it. Only surprise was the wind farm as you climb out of Imperial Valley. Thanks for posting this.

If it was me i would get up at 5am and be on the freeway at 6!! It’s very hot in the desert that time of year!!!

Does this ever take me back.. I used to drive Yuma-San Diego round-trip twice a month, between 1975-1978. I was in the Army, stationed at the Yuma Proving Grounds, 26 miles north of Yuma off US95. I was there when Hurricane Kathleen came up the Gulf of California and, among lots of other damage, took out the lower section of the Interstate 8 Mountain Springs grade. For about a month, to get from Yuma to San Diego, you'd have to go up Highway 111 to I10 and take I10 to I15 and take it south to San Diego. Real pain..

Damn... I used to make this trip twice a month back between 1975-1978. I put 35K miles on a brandnew 1975 Chevy LUV truck IN ONE YEAR, doing this trip back/forth and trips to LA during the trips. I was stationed at the US Army Yuma Proving Grounds, 26 miles by US95 north of Yuma.

Nice vidéo 👍

Sights like the Virgin River Gorge are why I-15 is my favorite Interstate in the country. I've wanted to drive this part of I-15 ever since I drove from Los Angeles to Las Vegas for the first time. Thanks for sharing this!

Very nice and beautiful drive.

Amazing how fast the scenery changes. it goes from desert to Mediterranean climate🤔🤔🤔🤔

thats a good way to know in case theres a 15 freeway shutdown in temecula. its a huge detour but useful i guess.

That’s nice driving bro! Is your girlfriend Hispanic I’m just curious?

That vegetation contains a lot of flammable resins. A combination of a windy day, spark from a dirt bike, a careless clod flings a cigarette butt, and those country folks are in a world of hurt!!!🤔🤔🤔🤔

Very cool route, I love the geography of San Diego County!

Drive Safe

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Cool to see the same roads i travel Thats awsome.

5 south going onto 8 east. Starting out over by seaworld going over there by presidio park. In mission valley. Then east by San Diego State been out towards out over there by Golden acorn casino. Down the mountain slope and into the going to El centro. All the way to Yuma Arizona I've been on that stretch many many times.

Little over Three hours. You pass a truck stop at yucca. From there 186 miles

I have made the trip so many times what a lovely loving Drive

That white pickup is also the bane of US driving

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Nice video and music 👍

That's a very long bridge

really cool, fast as hell. but 5 times? maybe not. 70 times 5 is 350. doesnt seem that fast.

I truly love these 1-2 hour long videos ❤ these drives and scenery are amazing I love it

We bought a brand new home in Santee July of 86.. we were told about 52 going at the end of the street. Lol finally happened around 2011.. takes forever

Taffy

Terrica

Did this drive but in reverse, drove from TMV to Palm desert. One of the coolest drives tbh

Many cars park besides on the roads speed limits please advise