Rent a Harley and Take Amazing Guided Tour Down Pacific Coast Highway
EagleRider’s new Pacific Coast Riding Tour takes all the stress and planning out so you can just hop on a Harley and enjoy yourself.
A big part of the appeal of owning a Harley is getting out there and experiencing the many fine riding roads and beautiful scenery this great country has to offer. But sometimes, riding cross country just isn’t in the cards. Sometimes because you just don’t have the time to make such a trip. Other times because maybe you just physically can’t. But thanks to companies like EagleRider, you don’t have to suffer saddle soreness to experience the best stretches of tarmac in the world.
As we’ve pointed out in the past, EagleRider rents out just about any kind of Harley you could want, at locations all over the U.S. But they also host guided rides on some of the best roads on the planet. Their latest and perhaps greatest (to date) offering is the Pacific Coast Riding Tour, which takes you down California’s famed Highway 1 alongside Fix My Hog founder Dennis Santopietro and editor Nate Beck. The five day, four night experience kicks off on November 6 and concludes on November 10.
Participants on the PCH tour meet up in San Francisco, where you’ll get to ride the cable cars and eat some killer seafood. But the real fun starts the next day, when you hop on your rental Harley and cruise 120 miles to Monterey. This stretch of Highway 1 offers up some truly rugged yet beautiful scenery. But day 3 gets even more picturesque as you ride to Pismo Beach and soak in the steep cliffs, massive redwood trees, and stunning ocean views.
Day 4 kicks off with a break at Pismo Beach for some dune buggy and quad action on the sandy dunes. Alternatively, you can just chill out on the beach. After that, you’ll cruise on down to Ventura Beach for some grub and a bar crawl. The final day of the ride wraps up with a scenic trip through Malibu and a jaunt up the legendary Mulholland Drive. The ride officially ends at the Santa Monica pier, where you can snag your picture with the “End of Route 66” sign.
All-in-all, a pretty epic trip by the sounds of things. And even better, you don’t have to worry about getting lost or missing out on some notable stops. Just kick back and let the guides show you the way. Even better, you fly in and out without having to worry about the many complexities of a road trip or bringing your own bike. And that, friends, makes this cool experience a big winner in our book.
Photos: EagleRider
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