Albuquerque on I-25 to Tucson on I-10

No issues. Enjoy the drive.

Easy drive ! When going south on I 25 there is a cut off at Hatch,NM to Demming, NM from I 25 to I 10 that will save some miles. No hills.

If you've driven Springfield to Branson on the 65, the route you're asking bout ain't nuth'n.

X2 on Hatch. Very easy drive.

Thanks all.

There are two places you will need to watch your downhill speed on. One in NM on I-25 (Canada Alamosa) around the 90 mi marker. It is well signed and speed drops to 65. It is a couple of long sweeping curves down into a canyon and then back up. Nothing to really worry about. The other is in AZ on I-10 around mile 320. It is the Texas Canyon downgrade, it is about 15 miles of down hill but nothing to steep. There is a rest area at the top just before the down grade if you want to stop.

It is the proverbial piece of cake. We've driven it many times towing our TT and with our current Class C {usually towing my Harley}.

I'm planning on doing an "Iron Butt" ride {1,000 miles in 24 hours}, on the Harley in October and that is the route I will utilize just because the roads are so good, reasonably flat with minimal traffic for a couple of interstates {except I will take I-10 from Tucson all the way to Las Cruces before turning north on to I-25 as this will make Albuquerque a 519 mile turn around point}. The shortcut through Hatch to Deming is a good choice albeit a tad slow through Hatch but be sure and stop for salsa and chiles.

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