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UnoMas: September 22 We are planning to go from Durango to Moab, I’m concerned about 191 from Monticello to Moab. Allstays shows an 11% grade north of Monticello, but my Mountain Directory app just shows one south of Blanding. The trucker atlas just shows it as a valid route.... moreWe are planning to go from Durango to Moab, I’m concerned about 191 from Monticello to Moab. Allstays shows an 11% grade north of Monticello, but my Mountain Directory app just shows one south of Blanding. The trucker atlas just shows it as a valid route. Can anyone enlighten me? Is there an 11% grade between Monticello and Moab? We’ll be towing our 39’ fifth wheel. TIA.
Bob and Val Davis September 22
We ran that route in May of this year. There is an 11% grade, but it is relatively short. We have a 39’ fiver and had no issues. It is a nice drive.
Jeff and Nadine September 22
My husband and I drive this route to Moab quite often, and altho there are some steep grades, it's good road all the way, and we've never had an issue, with our 35' DP Class A with a tow.
DB&GG September 23
We were on it about two weeks ago and did well. As others mentioned it has some steep grades but doable. Just enjoy the view and take it easy and slow.
LarandSus: September 17 We are heading South to Redwood National Park in our 39' Class A and towing. The route in the navigator is from I-5 to US199 to US101 at Crescent City and then on down to Trinidad, CA. Any cautions for that route?
Corvallis Campers September 17Did that trip about two years ago and there was a lot of post winter repair work going on with about 5 alternating one way traffic sections. Repairs should be all complete by now. We stopped for a few days at the Benbow Inn area RV park. Not much north... moreDid that trip about two years ago and there was a lot of post winter repair work going on with about 5 alternating one way traffic sections. Repairs should be all complete by now. We stopped for a few days at the Benbow Inn area RV park. Not much north or south of there for quite a distance. less
LarandSus September 17
I'm not so sure it is complete. The Cal DOT indicates several one-way-at-a-time areas. I'm just not familiar enough to know what areas they are talking about.
VickieLynne September 18
It's been recommended to me to never go from I5 to 101 in northern California. Steep and curvy.
LarandSus September 18
Well, we did it. Turns out it wasn't scary at all and the roads, though narrow, aren't bad. Only one construction area where we had to wait 5 minutes or so.
LarandSus September 22
Yes, we did it. (See above) Thanks.
Judy&Rick: September 14 Riggs and Lonely fires in Bryce Canyon near Rainbow Point. Road closed from Farview Point to Rainbow. The majority of the park is open. Great weather, mid 70’s and high 30’s in the morning. First picture is from Inspiration Point this morning. Second pic... moreRiggs and Lonely fires in Bryce Canyon near Rainbow Point. Road closed from Farview Point to Rainbow. The majority of the park is open. Great weather, mid 70’s and high 30’s in the morning. First picture is from Inspiration Point this morning. Second picture from Natural Bridge overlook yesterday (now closed to traffic). Check nps.gov/brca for fire and closure updates.
DB&GG September 23We been in Bryce for a few days and we were fortunate enough yesterday (Saturday) that the road was open all the way to Rainbow Point. All of the trails were closed anywhere near the point until further notice. The area of the fire was started by two ligh... moreWe been in Bryce for a few days and we were fortunate enough yesterday (Saturday) that the road was open all the way to Rainbow Point. All of the trails were closed anywhere near the point until further notice. The area of the fire was started by two lightning strikes in two different areas of the forest. Beautiful views. less
Kathys outdoor adventures: September 11 Lightning in the Grand Canyon. Don't let the bad weather keep you way! Crowds were small. Only down fall with the recent fire in the rim from lighting, a few mornings you couldn't see the bottom of the canyon
Steve and Donna Gordon: September 9 We are planning a trip that includes Yellowstone and Saguaro Parks. Where is the best places to park our camper? I hear you have to book far in advance to get close to Yellowstone . Also what are the best highlights of both? Thanks much for your help.
Randal Phillips September 9
We recently stayed at Valley View RV Park in Island Park, Idaho about 15 miles from West Yellowstone on HY 20. Couldn’t get a space in West Yellowstone. Decent place. Might want to download App RVParky.
Kathih September 9
We left Yellowstone Holiday RV park today. Large grassy sites, concrete patio, excellent bathhouse, on Hebgen Lake. 15 miles to west gate of the park. Guests are primarily adults since Labor Day weekend.
Bill & Cynthia September 9We camped in July at Bakers Hole senior pass $45. for 3 nights it has electric only, there is water that you can fill your tank. NO dump. We went over to Grizzly RV and dump $10. It's 21/2 miles North of West Yellowstone. We had stay their before
V... moreWe camped in July at Bakers Hole senior pass $45. for 3 nights it has electric only, there is water that you can fill your tank. NO dump. We went over to Grizzly RV and dump $10. It's 21/2 miles North of West Yellowstone. We had stay their before
Very nice we didn't have reservation. less
Terry & Diane September 17we were told before our first trip to yellowstone.Don't go before July 1 and out by October.
So far that has worked for us.we went over Memorial day week, and The Tetons were pretty snow free but we saw snow in Yellowstone that was 3-4 ft deep in pl... morewe were told before our first trip to yellowstone.Don't go before July 1 and out by October.
So far that has worked for us.we went over Memorial day week, and The Tetons were pretty snow free but we saw snow in Yellowstone that was 3-4 ft deep in places and the lakes were frozen solid,not good for kayaking less
Doug & Sue - VT September 18This is a PS to our post about visiting Yellowstone in June or September. We prefer September as it's cooler and dryer. Forgot to mention (as our current trip to Glacier NP is reminding us...) Yellowstone is open in September. However, additional planning... moreThis is a PS to our post about visiting Yellowstone in June or September. We prefer September as it's cooler and dryer. Forgot to mention (as our current trip to Glacier NP is reminding us...) Yellowstone is open in September. However, additional planning may be required as different visitor services, campgrounds, concessions, etc. begin to close or reduce hours during September. Here's more info: https://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/hours.htm. Although there are fewer services, it's still our favorite time of the year to visit! less
Debbie & Jeff Miller: September 9 We’re at Schoodic Woods Campground in Acadia National Park.....it’s one of the most beautiful places we have been to. A bucket list place for sure!
Steve and Donna Gordon September 10
I want to thank everyone that gave me some good ideas. We will be sitting down this weekend and coming up with a plan. Sounds like there are lots of great places to camp out.
Tina Sumner: September 2 We spent the last several days in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and they were excellent. Be sure to put these parks on your list of things to do. There was so much wildlife in Yellowstone. We saw moose, bison (lots of bison), prong horn de... moreWe spent the last several days in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and they were excellent. Be sure to put these parks on your list of things to do. There was so much wildlife in Yellowstone. We saw moose, bison (lots of bison), prong horn deer, and elk. In addition the geology of Yellowstone is so interesting we spent two days viewing all of the sights. Then we moved on to the Grand Tetons and have not seen mountains like these that just rise up out of the valley floor. I hope you have a chance to make it to the northwest corner of Wyoming. less
Tina Sumner September 2In West Yellowstone we stayed at Buffalo Crossing RV Park. It was a great location right outside Yellowstone park. Nice park, easy walking distance to the shops and restaurants. Right next door is the Bear and Wolf Sanctuary, very cool p... moreIn West Yellowstone we stayed at Buffalo Crossing RV Park. It was a great location right outside Yellowstone park. Nice park, easy walking distance to the shops and restaurants. Right next door is the Bear and Wolf Sanctuary, very cool place. At the Grand Teton National Park we decided to stay in Victor, Id at Teton Resort. In Jackson, Wy, which is adjacent to the Park, the RV Parks were quite expensive and got poor reviews so we decided to stay thirty minutes away for half the price. Teton Resort is very nice, it even has a pool. less
Bill & Cynthia September 3
Were you able to drive up to Beartooth pass? What a Beautiful drive 10,949 at the top, we able to see MT Goats on the road. I don't recommend MH's, but their is always one.
Bruce & Linda (Omnibus) September 3
Agreed. Both the Beartooth Highway and the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway are fabulous. Definitely not for large RVs, or any vehicle (or driver) that has trouble with grades, curves, or altitude, but so worth the time to drive them.
Charles & Jean September 4
We were there week before last and enjoyed the parks greatly. We did not see a moose but we did see an eagle. It was a little smoky but still beautiful.
You, Me and the RV September 7
We cant wait to make it up that way! How crowded was it while you guys were there?
Tina Sumner September 8
We were there on weekdays and the crowds weren’t bad at all. It is the end of the summer season too. We were able to find parking spots at all of the places we stopped but I can see how parking and traffic could be a problem when it is really crowded.
Jersey-Exit 41: September 2 First stop will be Rhode Island. Last state needed to complete RVing in every state. Any suggestions?
Ronald & Marsha Jeane: September 2 We will travel from Shreveport, Louisiana, to Pigeon Forge, TN, the last week of this month for the NQC! Excited to be going back to Tennessee and the beautiful mountains! Anyone headed that way?
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September 22 We drove it last year and the year before in our 38' MH towing. Seemed like a great highway to me.
September 22 We ran that route in May of this year. There is an 11% grade, but it is relatively short. We have a 39’ fiver and had no issues. It is a nice drive.
September 22 191 is not that bad we have a 44’ rag axle. But as I recal the road is rough and a slow drive
September 22 My husband and I drive this route to Moab quite often, and altho there are some steep grades, it's good road all the way, and we've never had an issue, with our 35' DP Class A with a tow.
September 23 We were on it about two weeks ago and did well. As others mentioned it has some steep grades but doable. Just enjoy the view and take it easy and slow.