NAPS '99 - TRANSPORTATION

How do I get to San Luis Obispo?

	By Car
By Air		By Bus
	By Train

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By Car:

San Luis Obispo is located 200 miles north of Los Angeles and 230 miles
south of San Francisco on U.S. Highway 101 and State Highway 1.

• From the Bay Area, the most scenic route is Highway 1, but it's winding and will take about five hours. The most direct route is U.S. 101 south.
• From the Los Angeles area, take the Ventura Freeway (U.S. 101) north. Both trips take about four hours.
• From the east, take Highway 46 or Highway 166 east to U.S. 101 and follow the signs to San Luis Obispo.

By Air:

San Luis is served by San Luis Obispo County Airport just seven miles from downtown. American Eagle and United Express (associated with United Airlines) provide frequent service to Los Angeles, San Jose, San Francisco and other points both north and south. You can rent a car while visiting, or maybe a limousine.

By Bus:

Greyhound and many tour and charter services provide transportation to San Luis Obispo.

By Train:

Amtrak runs daily to points north and south, often with connecting bus service. There are currently two trains daily with service as far south as San Diego and one train daily serving points north as far as Seattle, Washington.