Question for those who have done cross country trips
08-06-2002, 05:18 AM
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I'd recommend visiting Rocky Mountain National Park and Pike's Peak in Colorado.
...And do Pike's Peak the fun way: Drive it. Don't take the train...It's just nowhere near as fun.
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08-06-2002, 05:23 AM
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Grand Canyon, Painted Desert, St. Louis arch, Texas Panhandle (NOT!)
I have made a few x-country trips. The route you take all depends on the destination and how much time you can allow for the drive.
Drive the Blue Ridge Parkway, WELL WORTH the time.
If heading south, take I-10 through New Orleans towards Texas, great road through the bayou.
Try and drive across New Mexico, just beautiful!
Places to avoid if at all possible:
Oklahoma, Texas Panhandle(if possible), PA Turnpike.
Drive the Blue Ridge Parkway, WELL WORTH the time.
If heading south, take I-10 through New Orleans towards Texas, great road through the bayou.
Try and drive across New Mexico, just beautiful!
Places to avoid if at all possible:
Oklahoma, Texas Panhandle(if possible), PA Turnpike.
08-06-2002, 05:36 AM
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Drove from Chicago to CA and back many times....here's what I'd do again in a heartbeat
Rte 128 between Moab & I70
I70 between Denver and Richfield UT
Zion NP
Zion NP TO Bryce NP
Bryce NP
Grand Canyon NP
Monument Valley (163?)
Arches NP
Happy trails!
I70 between Denver and Richfield UT
Zion NP
Zion NP TO Bryce NP
Bryce NP
Grand Canyon NP
Monument Valley (163?)
Arches NP
Happy trails!