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"Bootstrap Bill" wrote:
> Is it possible to get from Anaheim to Murrieta without taking a freeway?
I'm
> thinking about riding a gas scooter there sometime in the next month, but
> the scooter isn't freeway legal.

Sure. Via Mission Viejo and Lake Elsinore:

South on any major street in Anaheim (Harbor Blvd, State College Blvd, etc.)
Left/East on Chapman Ave.
Chapman Ave becomes Santiago Canyon Rd near the CA-241/CA-261 toll
interchange.
Santiago Canyon Rd becomes El Toro Rd
Left/South on Marguerite Pkwy after CA-241
Left/East on Oso Pkwy
Right/South on Antonio Pkwy
Left/East on Ortega Hwy (CA-74)
Right/Southeast on Grand Ave (Lake Elsinore)
Left on Clinton Keith Rd
Right on Palomar St
Welcome to Murietta

There is a section of CA-91 at Green River where there does not appear to be
any surface street alternative; if not for that, you could take Santa Ana
Canyon Rd and Temescal Canyon Rd as alternates to CA-91 and I-15.  That
section of CA-91 (between Yorba Linda and Corona) might be signed to allow
bikes, etc. (as is sometimes done when there is no non-freeway alternate
route); otherwise, you have to go over Carbon Canyon (CA-142) to reach
Corona, then down Temescal Canyon to Lake Elsinore.

The route would be:

North on Harbor Blvd from Anaheim
Right/Northeast on Brea Blvd
Right/East on Lambert Rd
Lambert Rd becomes Carbon Canyon Rd (CA-142)
Right/East on Chino Hills Pkwy
Right/South on Central Ave
Left/Southeast on El Prado Rd
Left/East on Pine Ave
Pine Ave becomes Schleisman Rd
Right/South on Archibald St
Archibald St becomes River Rd
Right/South on Main St
Left/East on Ontario Ave
Ontario Ave becomes Temescal Canyon Rd
Right/South on Lake St
Lake St becomes Grand Ave
Left on Clinton Keith Rd
Right on Palomar St
Welcome to Murietta