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I-5 and CA-99 both run up and down the middle of California in the Central Valley, from Los Angeles up through Sacramento, Redding, and into [[Oregon]]. I-5 is a long-distance freeway; stick to truck stops. CA-99 is a more urban route, connecting towns and cities.
(anywhere south of modesto on ca-99 is a pain to hitch, with many mexican immigrants, who wont give you the time of day, and many suburbanites, north of modesto the going gets much easier, and from yuba city north we got ride after ride. - J-rodUser: JaredJEstes22)
Route 1 goes up and down the Coast, with beautiful scenery, but not the easiest to hitch on for the most part. US-101 from San Francisco up through Marin (San Rafael), Sonoma (Santa Rosa), Mendocino (Mendocino) and Humboldt (Arcata, Eureka) Counties is arguably the easiest hitching in the US. Sonoma-north is all Redwoods, and it's beautiful...that is to say, if you have any time to spare at all, do take the 1!
