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How to get fromSierra Nevada to Berkeleyby unknown, plane, subway, bus or train

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There are 6 ways to get from Sierra Nevada to Berkeley by unknown, plane, subway, bus, or train

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  1. Travel, fly, BART

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    1. Walk from Sierra Nevada to Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT)unknown
    2. Fly from Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) to San Francisco International Airport (SFO)planeFAT - SFO
    3. Take the subway from San Francisco International Airport to Downtown Berkeleysubway
    4h 41m

  2. Travel, bus

    1. Walk from Sierra Nevada to Three Rivers Historical Museumunknown
    2. Take the bus from Three Rivers Historical Museum to Visalia Transit Centerbus
    3. Take the bus from Visalia Transit Station to Modesto Bus Stopbus
    4. Take the bus from Bay C - Modesto Transit Center - 2nd exi to BART Dublin Stationbus90
    9h 57m

  3. Travel, bus, Caltrain, train

    1. Walk from Sierra Nevada to Three Rivers Comfort Inn & Suitesunknown
    2. Take the bus from Three Rivers Comfort Inn & Suites to Wyndham Hotelbus
    3. Take the bus from Goshen to Gilroybus
    4. Take the train from Gilroy Caltrain Northbound to San Jose Diridon Caltrain Northboundtrain
    5. Take the train from San Jose to Berkeley Amtraktrain
    10h 10m

  4. Travel, bus via Giant Forest Museum

    1. Walk from Sierra Nevada to Giant Forest Museumunknown
    2. Take the bus from Giant Forest Museum to Visalia Transit Centerbus
    3. Take the bus from Visalia Transit Station to Modesto Bus Stopbus
    4. Take the bus from Bay C - Modesto Transit Center - 2nd exi to BART Dublin Stationbus90
    11h

  5. Travel, bus, BART

    1. Walk from Sierra Nevada to Lodgepole Campgroundunknown
    2. Take the bus from Giant Forest Museum to Wyndham Visaliabus
    3. Take the bus from Goshen to San Jose - King Rdbus
    4. Take the subway from Milpitas to Downtown Berkeleysubway
    11h 23m

  6. Travel, bus via Reno

    1. Walk from Sierra Nevada to Lone Pine CAunknown
    2. Take the bus from Lone Pine - McDonald's, 601 S. Main Street to Bishop - Vons/Kmart, 1200 N. Main StreetbusLpx
    3. Take the bus from Bishop - Vons/Kmart, 1200 N. Main Street to Reno - RTC Centennial Plaza Bay "O" - 1421 Victorian Avenue, Sparks, NV 89431bus
    4. Take the bus from Sparks Transit Center to Vallejo Transit Centerbus
    14h 17m

Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) to San Francisco International Airport (SFO) flights

Calendar27Weekly Planes
Duration1h 5mAverage Duration
Ticket$33Cheapest Price
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Questions & Answers

What companies run services between Sierra Nevada, CA, USA and Berkeley, CA, USA?

There is no direct connection from Sierra Nevada to Berkeley. However, you can travel to Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) airport, fly to San Francisco International Airport (SFO), walk to San Francisco International Airport, then take the subway to Downtown Berkeley. Alternatively, you can take a vehicle from Sierra Nevada to Downtown Berkeley via Three Rivers Historical Museum, Visalia Transit Center, Visalia Transit Station, Modesto Bus Stop, Bay C - Modesto Transit Center - 2nd exi, BART Dublin Station, Dublin / Pleasanton, and Bay Fair in around 9h 57m.

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