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Tour audio Interstate 80 from Rocklin to Truckee

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    Interstate 80 is a major transcontinental corridor connecting California and New York City. From the city of San Francisco to a few miles west of the Hudson River in northern new Jersey. Interstate 80 traverses various terrain and states over nearly 3000 miles. Its highest point is located at Sherman Hills Summit in Wyoming, between Laramie and Cheyenne, at an elevation of 8640ft.

    In California, Interstate 80 is a primary route over the Sierra Nevada. For nearly 100 miles. this roadway transects the range. This on the road series will examine the locations from Rockland to Truckee, which represents most of the route the Sierra Nevada.

    Interstate 80 is located on or closely parallels historic road systems, including emigrant trails from the 19th century, the transcontinental Lincoln Highway of the early 20th century, and U.S. highway 40, which was utilized from the 1920s until the 1950s.


    You've been listening to Gary Noy. He has been a Sierra College history teacher for 38 years, as of 2025. He is also the author of seven California history books. At the end of the tour, you will be able to find a PDF with live links to Gary's website and where he sells his books.

    Several things I enjoy about Gary's books are that you can read them in small snippets. They're always meticulously researched and he never shies away from the good, the bad, and the ugly of history. His sense of humor comes through in the stories he highlights and how he tells them.

    A little bit about your tour producers. My name is Rose Murphy, and I'm a biographer for the Grass Valley Museum. I am Lisa Redfern. I am on the board of Sierra College Press. (Gary Noy is also on the board. Gary Noy was the first editor in chief of Sierra College Press.)

    Rosa and I are both members of the Nevada County Historical Society, and we are both historical fiction authors.

    Before starting all of our tours, we recommend downloading it at home first or in a place with good internet. This tour is geo-fenced. With your Izzy app open, when you drive into the map zone we've marked, it will automatically start playing the stories.

    And while each tour stop includes a transcript and pictures, when you're driving, just keep your eyes on the road. Listen only and look at the other parts when it's safe to do so.

    On the final tour stop, check out the PDF that provides links to resources, articles, books, videos, and more.

  3. 1 Rocklin - Exits 108 and 109
  4. 2 Loomis - Exit 110
  5. 3 Penryn - Exit 112
  6. 4 Newcastle - Exit 115
  7. 5 Auburn - Exits 119, 120, and 121
  8. 6 Foresthill - Exit 121
  9. 7 Applegate - Exit 128
  10. 8 Weimar - Exit 131
  11. 9 Colfax - Exit 135
  12. 10 Gold Run - Exit 143
  13. 11 Dutch Flat - Exit 145
  14. 12 Alta - Exit 146
  1. Aperçu de l'audioguide

    Interstate 80 is a major transcontinental corridor connecting California and New York City. From the city of San Francisco to a few miles west of the Hudson River in northern new Jersey. Interstate 80 traverses various terrain and states over nearly 3000 miles. Its highest point is located at Sherman Hills Summit in Wyoming, between Laramie and Cheyenne, at an elevation of 8640ft.

    In California, Interstate 80 is a primary route over the Sierra Nevada. For nearly 100 miles. this roadway transects the range. This on the road series will examine the locations from Rockland to Truckee, which represents most of the route the Sierra Nevada.

    Interstate 80 is located on or closely parallels historic road systems, including emigrant trails from the 19th century, the transcontinental Lincoln Highway of the early 20th century, and U.S. highway 40, which was utilized from the 1920s until the 1950s.


    You've been listening to Gary Noy. He has been a Sierra College history teacher for 38 years, as of 2025. He is also the author of seven California history books. At the end of the tour, you will be able to find a PDF with live links to Gary's website and where he sells his books.

    Several things I enjoy about Gary's books are that you can read them in small snippets. They're always meticulously researched and he never shies away from the good, the bad, and the ugly of history. His sense of humor comes through in the stories he highlights and how he tells them.

    A little bit about your tour producers. My name is Rose Murphy, and I'm a biographer for the Grass Valley Museum. I am Lisa Redfern. I am on the board of Sierra College Press. (Gary Noy is also on the board. Gary Noy was the first editor in chief of Sierra College Press.)

    Rosa and I are both members of the Nevada County Historical Society, and we are both historical fiction authors.

    Before starting all of our tours, we recommend downloading it at home first or in a place with good internet. This tour is geo-fenced. With your Izzy app open, when you drive into the map zone we've marked, it will automatically start playing the stories.

    And while each tour stop includes a transcript and pictures, when you're driving, just keep your eyes on the road. Listen only and look at the other parts when it's safe to do so.

    On the final tour stop, check out the PDF that provides links to resources, articles, books, videos, and more.

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