arcata to redding
How is this road with a 5th wheel?
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On this map
http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/traffops/engineering/bus-motorhome/bus-maps/busmap-d01.pdf
299 - motorhomes up to 45' allowed
199 - motorhomes over 40' not allowed
199 follows the Smith River nearly to Oregon. Along the way it has a lot of curves, with the tightest ones up river from Patrick Creek (campground and lodge). Close to the border it leaves the river, follows a creek (at little steeper, but straighter) before passing through a tunnel. Then it is a gentle and relatively straight drive into Oregon.
299 also has a river stretch (Trinity River). Evidently the curves are quite as tight. But it also has to cross between several river valleys.
http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/traffops/engineering/bus-motorhome/bus-maps/busmap-d01.pdf
299 - motorhomes up to 45' allowed
199 - motorhomes over 40' not allowed
199 follows the Smith River nearly to Oregon. Along the way it has a lot of curves, with the tightest ones up river from Patrick Creek (campground and lodge). Close to the border it leaves the river, follows a creek (at little steeper, but straighter) before passing through a tunnel. Then it is a gentle and relatively straight drive into Oregon.
299 also has a river stretch (Trinity River). Evidently the curves are quite as tight. But it also has to cross between several river valleys.
