Tesla Road Trips

Range anxiety is nothing more than a myth, and I set out to dispel it by embarking on several incredible road trips in my Tesla Model S. Admittedly, there were moments of nervous anticipation, like facing a detour in Death Valley at a scorching 120 degrees, fearing the possibility of running out of charge before reaching the next station. However, in all my journeys, I never found myself stranded without fuel. My love for this car only grew stronger as it consistently delivered on its promises and shattered the unfounded concerns surrounding electric vehicle range.

My 6th Tesla Road Trip to Carrizo National Monument

Apr 10th, 2019

I read about how amazing the flower in Carrizo National Monument would be this year in the L.A. Times.So Marv and I packed into the Tesla and off we went. It was EVERYTHING they said it would be.But next time let's take the FJ, because we were lucky the Tesla low profile tires made it out without a flat!

My 5th Tesla road trip to Joshua Tree

Mar 15th, 2019

Our Tesla trip to the Joshua Tree National Park, 426 miles, 2 charging stations, 12 hours total, and many many beautiful amazing hikes.Check out our short video!

My 4th Tesla Road Trip to Death Valley, Mammoth Lakes, and Mono Lake

Aug 21st, 2018

This is my fourth Tesla road trip, up to Death Valley then over to Mammoth Lakes and on to Mono Lake.I had a ball at every location, and the Tesla performed perfectly!

My 3rd Tesla Road Trip

Jul 14th, 2018

Another amazing drive in the Tesla, we had some great Paso wines and took the scenic drive up to Parkfield which is where the Pacific and North American plates meet. They call it the earthquake capital of the world! Only 18 people live there!It was not scenic and the road was rough, oh well, on to the next drive!

My 2nd Tesla Road Trip

Jun 9th, 2018

Around noon today, I said, hell with the work that I had planned, I'm taking Tessi for a drive.I left home on route to the Valencia charging station then drove across the mountains at Castaic Lake, then went to Gorman the back way, had to recharge at Tejon before heading back to the Frasier Park cut off to take HWY 33 the long haul into Ojai.I had never seen some of these mountains before, NO cars, NO cops, just windy roads and some nice straightaways that let me push her towards 100 mph.Got home at 8:00 P.M. but such a great ride and day!Topped off at the Thousand Oaks new charging station, so only 3 stops.Must do a longer one, through Death Valley!