Crossing the magnificent Golden Gate Bridge, you head east onto the winding roads towards Yosemite National Park, with a stop at Castle Air Museum, home to the historic Air Force One presidential plane. You'll then enjoy a two-night stay near the park. You can take the planned rideout to visit Bridalveil Fall, Yosemite Falls, El Capitan, Half Dome, Cathedral Rocks, Three Brothers, and more. Alternatively, if you fancy a day out of the saddle, you can go hiking, rent a jet ski, or simply soak up the sun by the lake.

Riding south from Yosemite, you start heading towards the ultimate Sin City – Las Vegas – but not before crossing the stunning Sierra Mountains into Death Valley National Park to explore an old oasis. Las Vegas marks our final “rest day,” where you can immerse yourself in the many sights and sounds of this iconic city. Take to the skies with a sunset helicopter flight over the bright lights of the Strip, or get lost in the endless casinos and all-you-can-eat buffets that make the city so famous. If you really want to get into the American spirit you can head to one of the many shooting ranges or even try your hand at a supercar or dune buggy experience out in the desert.

Explore the Redwood national park.

Ride Pacific Highway 1: This iconic road is a series of glorious coastal bends and cliffside views, with minimal traffic along its entire length. Stop to visit quaint coastal towns, abandoned lighthouses, and the Sea Lion Caves.

Redwood National Forest: Cruise through the majestic redwoods and the Avenue of the Giants, and ride your motorcycle through the famous drive-through tree in Leggett.

San Francisco: Take a boat trip across the harbour, visit Alcatraz prison, ride a tram, go whale watching, take a seaplane tour, or simply spend the day exploring this multicultural mecca.

Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam: Ride across the Hoover Dam and into the Grand Canyon National Park, where layered bands of red rock reveal millions of years of geological history. Visit the Grand Canyon Skywalk, a horseshoe-shaped bridge with a glass walkway extending over the rim.

Old Route 66 and Oatman: Live the American dream by riding sections of Route 66. You'll take the historic old route and visit the town of Oatman, a once-thriving gold-mining centre and now famous for its “wild” burros.

Joshua Tree National Park, Mojave Desert, and Ortega Highway: Joshua Tree is a vast protected area characterised by rugged rock formations and stark desert landscapes. Named for the region’s twisted, bristled Joshua trees, the park spans the cactus-dotted Colorado Desert and the Mojave Desert. You’ll finish your day riding Highway 74, one of California’s most renowned roads and a hidden biker’s paradise.