Title: Interstate 5 – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
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Interstate 5
Understand
Prepare
Get in
By plane
Go
By train
By bus
Drive
California
San Diego area
Orange County and Los Angeles
Tehachapi Mountains
Central Valley
Sacramento Valley
Shasta Cascades Region
Oregon
Southern Oregon
Willamette Valley
Portland Metropolitan Area
Washington
Southwest Washington
Seattle Metropolitan Area in The Puget Sound Region
Northwest Cascades
Stay safe
Alternative routes
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Content: I-90 in Seattle and various three digit interstates (serving as local auxiliary highways), state and U.S highways in the three states it passes through. By plane
See also: Air travel in the United States
The Interstate 5 corridor can be accessed by plane through San Diego, Santa Ana, Burbank, Sacramento, Medford, Portland, Seattle, Everett and Bellingham with airports next to or near the freeway. In other cities, such as Los Angeles and Long Beach the airport can be further away (20-40 mi/32-64 km) from the I-5 corridor on another highway. From outside the U.S. the I-5 corridor is also accessed from Vancouver International Airport and Tijuana's General Abelardo L. Rodríguez International Airport . Go
By train
See also: Rail travel in the United States
Amtrak operates trains "more or less" along the Interstate 5 corridor serving the major west coast cities. Some segments are further away such as the segment from Emeryville to Oxnard in California while other parts of the route are practically next to the freeway such as the segment between Longview and Centralia in Washington state. The following routes operate along the I-5 corridor: Amtrak Coast Starlight runs once daily between Los Angeles and Seattle via Portland, Klamath Falls, Redding, Sacramento, San Francisco Bay Area, Salinas, Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Oxnard, Simi Valley and Van Nuys.