Fort Bragg, California to Willits, California on Highway 20, 34 mi of Winding Road and Big Trees.

34 mi. of Winding Road and Beautiful Trees and construction. Highway 20 is a scenic highway that connects the coastal town of Fort Bragg, California, to the inland city of Willits, California. It spans a distance of approximately 32 miles (51 kilometers) through beautiful and diverse landscapes.
The starting point of Highway 20 is Fort Bragg, a charming coastal town located on the Mendocino Coast. Known for its rugged beaches, picturesque cliffs, and historic attractions, Fort Bragg offers visitors a chance to explore the stunning coastal scenery before embarking on the journey.
After leaving the coast, Highway 20 meanders through the beautiful Jackson State Forest. This forested area offers a tranquil drive through towering redwood trees, making it a picturesque stretch of the journey.
Along the route, you'll find various campsites and recreational areas where you can stop to enjoy nature.
The endpoint of Highway 20 is the city of Willits, located in Mendocino County. Willits is known as the "Gateway to the Redwoods" and is surrounded by scenic beauty. It serves as a hub for exploring the region's natural attractions, such as the nearby redwood forests and the Skunk Train, a historic steam locomotive that offers scenic rides through the area.
Overall, driving along Highway 20 from Fort Bragg to Willits provides a beautiful journey through diverse landscapes, from the rugged coastline to the majestic redwood forests. It offers opportunities for outdoor activities and allows you to experience the natural beauty of Northern California.
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[@kloozman]

Good tunes

[@geebee2576]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed!

[@geraldskinner63]

Man I driven 20, 128 and Branscomb a gazillion times. I would say 128 is the most scenic. Happy Easter Gee Bee!

[@geebee2576]

I agree, a bit more relaxing a drive as well. Thanks for the comment!

[@JessieSummers-gx9nu]

Oh highway 20! Got sick so many times

[@geebee2576]

It gets a lot of people that way!!

[@lauramiller3033]

This is pretty fun! Way faster than I could ever drive highway 20 but somehow relaxing at the same time…

[@geebee2576]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JoeHan268]

128 better way to get there?

[@geebee2576]

Coming in from the South, Yes. From the North, Highway 1 from Leggett. From Ukiah quickest is 20, most fun is 253 through Booneville and Anderson Valley. Thanks for commenting!

[@serenelittleflower]

The reason I can’t go to Fort Bragg as often as I would like

[@geebee2576]

Yes, a lot of people feel the same way! Thanks for watching

[@MencyNars]

try driving Hwy 1 and you would find out which one is worst. Hwy 1 is worst . dont drive in Hwy 1 unless you are brave enough and took Dramamine before driving

[@geebee2576]

Yes and No, It is a long winding road and the driver must keep their eye on the road. The Views Are Spectacular but not if you get sick. Sorry for your bad experience

[@geebee2576]

Thanks for the comment!

[@stevodieseltech]

That road is a POS. Nothing but road rage drivers or you will get stuck by some slow idiot that won't pull over.

[@geebee2576]

Some of both, but when you get lucky it is a fun road to drive!