Drives / Los Angeles → San Francisco
Driving from Los Angeles to San Francisco is about 380 miles (613 km) and roughly ~6 to 6.5 hours of non-stop driving. The fastest route runs north on Interstate 5 through the San Joaquin Valley, climbing over the 4,160-foot Tejon Pass (the Grapevine) before crossing miles of flat Central Valley farmland into the Bay Area.
Open Road records a drive like this for you: the full route on your map, your distance and drive time, and your top speed, with a share card for the drives worth showing. Whether you do it in one push or break it into days, every mile lands in your drive log.
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