Welcome to Lodi
Located just 35 miles south of Sacramento and 90 miles east of San Francisco, Lodi is conveniently bordered by Highway 99 on the east and Interstate-5 to the west. Three major airports are less than two hours away, and Amtrak stops in Lodi several times a day with routes originating from both the north and south. Once in Lodi, the “Grapeline” bus transportation system runs continuous loops around all major parts of the city, making Lodi attractions and venues easily accessible.
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Coast Starlight
The Coast Starlight train takes you to all the hot spots on the West Coast: Seattle, Portland, Eugene, San Francisco, Monterey, Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. En route the scenery creates a gorgeous backdrop ? snow-covered mountains, dense forests, fertile valleys and long stretches of Pacific Ocean shoreline. There are plenty of places to stop along the way. Stroll along Cannery Row and Fisherman's Wharf. Take a break in Paso Robles where you can visit one of over 48 wineries or relax in the natural hot springs. Stop in San Luis Obispo, take a scenic tour along the Pacific Coast and climb the enchanted hill to Hearst Castle.
For more information, please visit the Amtrak web site.
Lodi Station
Lodi's multi-modal transit station (Lodi Station) offers numerous travel options for anyone looking to visit Lodi. The Grapeline is a fixed-route service which operates 5 weekday and 4 weekend routes from the multi-modal station. In addition, General Public Dial-A-Ride is available. The Lodi Station multi-modal station also receives service from South County Transit (SCT/LINK) connecting to Galt, Elk Grove and Sacramento; the San Joaquin Regional Transit District connecting to Stockton and SJ County; Calaveras Transit connecting to Valley Springs, San Andreas, Angels Camp and Murphys; Greyhound and Amtrak. Amtrak serves the Lodi Station via train daily with two north and two south train trips. In addition, Amtrak's bus service connects to the station offering additional service.
For more information, please visit the Amtrak web site.
Fresno Yosemite International Airport
Growth and prosperity are goals for the Valley, and FYI will not be left behind as we move forward at the speed of flight into 2004. Fresno Yosemite International Airport saw record numbers as we finished off a banner year for growth with 1.038 million passengers in 2003..
For more information, please visit the Fresno Yosemite International Airport web site.
Capitol Corridor
The Capitol Corridor takes you to the Bay Area without making you sit in traffic. Whatever your plans, we have the routes and connections to get you all around this popular area. As you journey from Auburn to Davis, you'll be traveling through one of the most fertile and productive regions on earth. Visit the Sacramento area, where Gold Rush history comes alive at Sutter's Fort. Old Town Sacramento marks the beginnings of the Pony Express. Take Amtrak from Oakland to San Jose or catch a motorcoach connection from Emeryville to San Francisco. Ultra-modern skyscrapers, red-tiled roofs of Spanish architecture, and quaint Victorian homes combine to create the city's unusual skyline.
Please visit the Amtrak web site.
San José International Airport
Located two miles north of downtown San Jose, Norman Y. Mineta
San José International Airport (SJC) is a completely self-supporting enterprise, owned and operated by the City of San José. San Jose is Northern California's largest city...it's also the 3rd largest on the West Coast and the 11th largest city in the U.S. SJC averages 384 commercial and 156 general aviation departures and landings daily.
For more information, please visit the San Jose International Airport web site.
Oakland International Airport
For more than 70 years, Oakland International Airport has been an important force in aviation history and a contributor to the economic well being of the San Francisco Bay Area.
The original airport at North Field was built in 1927 and is still in operation today for air cargo, general aviation and corporate jet activities. Commercial passenger and cargo jet aircraft operate from South Field, which opened in 1962. Today, Oakland International Airport services a dozen airlines across the country and internationally.
For more information, please visit the Oakland International Airport web site.
San Francisco International Airport
San Francisco International Airport is the 11th largest airport in the United States and services 49 domestic and 29 international airlines.
Easy access to SFO through highway 101 and Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) allows travellers to easily reach their destination on time.
San Francisco International Airport also provides wireless internet access (Wireless Fidelity) for convenience in all public areas.
For more information, please visit the San Francisco International Airport web site.
Sacramento International Airport
Sacramento International Airport is your gateway to Northern California destinations and major cities across the U.S,.and the world. Service is available from twelve major carriers and one commuter airline. Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, Sacramento International has set itself apart from other airports by adding four new air carriers to its rosters after September 11, 2001. Sacramento International is conveniently close to surrounding communities of: Auburn, Chico, Davis, Fairfield, Folsom, Lincoln, Lodi, Marysville, Oroville, Placerville, Roseville, Stockton, Vacaville , Woodland, Yuba City, and Napa.
For more, please visit the Sacramento International Airport web site.
California Zephyr
The California Zephyr allows you to follow the trail of pioneers, gold prospectors and the Pony Express along America?s earliest transcontinental rail route. Get acquainted with farmland, prairies, deserts, rivers, and mountains. Amtrak?s Sightseer Lounge gets you up close to the natural splendor of the West without disturbing nature?s awesome beauty. Let your mind wander back in time as the train takes you across the country. Look forward to your own vacation skiing, soaking in steaming hot springs, or white-water rafting. Every season offers something special, from a tour and tasting at one of the area's many wineries to horseback riding along a scenic trail.
For more information, please visit the Amtrak web site.
San Joaquins
The San Joaquins will take you from San Francisco (via thruway motor coach) or Sacramento to Merced, where you'll transfer to Yosemite. With spectacular waterfalls, scenic overlooks and winding trails throughout 1,169 square miles of parkland, Yosemite National Park holds a bit of magic for every traveler.
Nearby are Kings Canyon National Park, Sequoia National Park and Death Valley National Park, so be sure to bring plenty of film! Another big benefit of the San Joaquins is the Thruway motorcoach service connecting you to a wide variety of California destinations. Come with us and enjoy the ride wherever you're going!
For more information, please visit the Amtrak web site.
