BMW World - California Maps

	Los Angeles. The movie capital of the World, the Los Angeles area has many other attractions, including Hollywood, the Queen Mary, fabulous beaches, the Rose Bowl, and miles and miles of freeways. Meet the Stars!
	San Francisco. The San Francisco Bay Area is home to Cable Cars, the Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, and the Wine Country. Travel down the 101 to Silicon Valley and San Jose or take I-80 and it's a short trip to the capital in Sacramento. Oh, those hills!
	San Diego. Home to one of the world's greatest zoos, San Diego has splendid weather all year long. A great place for a drive in a BMW roadster or cabrio. Watch out for the animals!
	Gold Country. In 1849 the cry of "Eureka" attracted thousands of immigrants to seek their fortune. Today, you can still find colorful towns like Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and Columbia dotted along Highway 49. Pan for Gold!
	Orange County. Here you'll fine Disneyland, California Adventure, Knott's Berry Farm and many other attractions. Say hello to Mickey Mouse!
	Central Coast. California has some of the most beautiful ocean front in the world, and nowhere is it more evident than the central coast, stretching from Monterey in the north to Santa Barbara in the south. The coastal Route 1 hugs the coast and dramatically displays the California ocean front. Watch out for the gulls!
	High Sierra. The Sierra Nevada mountains feature great skiing, gaming at Reno, and the splendid mountain lake, Lake Tahoe. Interstate 80 from Sacramento to Reno will show off the mountains and your driving skills. Don't forget your boots!
	Inland Empire. To the east of the Los Angeles Basin lies the Inland Empire, where you will find the Cleveland and San Bernardino National Forests. A great weekend escape for many urbanites. Take a tour!
	Shasta Cascade. This area hosts the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway, recently designated an All American Road. The Volcanic Byway stretches through two states and five counties connecting Crater Lake National Park in Oregon to Lassen Volcanic National Park, a journey of more than 500 miles. Along the route, motorists can visit other volcanic highlights of the region including Mount Shasta, the Medicine Lake Highlands, Lava Beds National Monument and Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park. Boiling Hot!
	North Coast. From catfish derbies to winery tours to dramatic ocean views, the North Coast has it all. Start your journey in Santa Rosa, just north of San Francisco, and say hello to Charlie Brown, Lucy and Snoopy in Peanuts' creator Charles Schultz's hometown. Good Grief!
	Deserts. In the southeastern corner of California, you'll find Death Valley and the remaining thread of historic Route 66, once the way west for a generation of travelers. Bring those sunglasses!
	Central Valley. This thin stretch of California runs from the Tehachapi Mountains and Los Padres National Forest in the south to Redding in the north. Interstate 5 and the old Highway 99 slice through the central valley, the richest agricultural area in America. If you travel I-5, don't forget to stop at Harris Ranch for a great meal. Eat your veggies! .