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- ken56ExplorerBe aware, they don't call it the "great plains" for nothing. It is greatly plain. Hours of fields and corn and cows.
- rexlionExplorerShould be ok either way.
- BB_TXNomadUnless you are looking for fastest route, I would cross Kansas to Pueblo, continuing west to Poncha Springs, then south on 285 to Santa Fe. Scenic and no mountain passes of any note.
- GordonThreeExplorer
twodownzero wrote:
I'd go through Colorado and south. Way more enjoyable ride than across Oklahoma and Texas. I have done both in the same trip, and I only go the Colorado route now.
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North to Taos, pick up I-25 and head to Colorado. - twodownzeroExplorerI'd go through Colorado and south. Way more enjoyable ride than across Oklahoma and Texas. I have done both in the same trip, and I only go the Colorado route now.
- eubankExplorerMake your way down to Chicago country, get on Route 66 and follow it to just past Santa Rosa, NM. Then you turn northwest on old Route 66 (pre-1937) and go right to Santa Fe.
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Lynn - TrackrigExplorer IIWhat does "Best Route" mean to you?
Shortest route?
Flatest route?
Most scenic / enjoyable route?
Route with the cheapest fuel?
Route with roads in the best condition?
Route with no toll roads?
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