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Sunnysidebeach's avatar
May 06, 2019

Best RV route map

I use Google maps in my work daily. However, I'm about to retire, and we're headed out for a few months of RV travel out west. I noted from YouTube videos some of the roads, do not allow RV's, or they have narrow and or low tunnels. Google does not take those issues into consideration.

I tried, the route planer in Good Sams and it too made the same errors. Example route between Twin Lakes CO. to Aspen CO. The twisting road between the two is restricted to vehicles less than 25 feet in length. Every map program, including Good Same route planner takes the direct route, where RV are prohibited.

Any map trip program you recommend?

23 Replies

  • RV Trip Wizard is the best in my opinion. I haven't figured out how to send the completed trip to my Garmin but the workaround for me is after I'm sure of all my planned stops for fuel and camgrounds, I recreate it manually on the Garmin. I do this in Google Maps as well and then send it to my phone so I have a backup just in case. RV Trip Wizard is worth the annual subscription price without a doubt.
  • Another vote for RV Trip Wizard. You can set the radius of your travel circle by hours or miles. At the edge of the circle look at the campgrounds. Pick a stop, click on more details and it links you to campground reviews.com (formerly RV Park Reviews). Both sites are owned by the same company.
  • I use RV Trip Wizard. It is a subscription program but it is very good on mapping routes. You have the ability to drag and change your desired routing as you plan. It lists tons of information for you such as RV Parks, Pilot/Flying J, Restaurants, Rest Areas,etc. There are many options you may choose for your personal needs. It has some flaws but every program does. I have been using RV Trip Wizard for the past three years or so and it is the best trip planning software available for my needs. Safe travels and enjoy the trip!