Best and worst routes across the Mountains ?
The RV is a 23 foot 1974 GMC geared for cruising on flat interstates. PLanning an epic summer trip to the west coast, Grand Canyon, Bay Area, maybe portland and then Yellowstone. That give...
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I am really disappointed that a model year 2974 RV does not have an anti-gravity flight mode making mountain passes obsolete.
Sticking to the interstates is going to be the best option but there are going to be some long climbs and equally important some long descents. Not sure what braking mechanisms are used in 2974, but in 1974 they could overheat, fade or even fail. Mountain driving is as much about experience as it is vehicle capability. Know the limits of both your RV and your personal experience. Take things slow and be sure your rig is mechanically in top shape and you will be fine. Millions upon millions of people drive those routes every year and almost all of them make the journey safely.
Sticking to the interstates is going to be the best option but there are going to be some long climbs and equally important some long descents. Not sure what braking mechanisms are used in 2974, but in 1974 they could overheat, fade or even fail. Mountain driving is as much about experience as it is vehicle capability. Know the limits of both your RV and your personal experience. Take things slow and be sure your rig is mechanically in top shape and you will be fine. Millions upon millions of people drive those routes every year and almost all of them make the journey safely.
