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- MARKW8ExplorerThanks everyone. We are going to go up the 101. It should be easier.
Mark - https://dot.ca.gov/-/media/dot-media/programs/traffic-operations/documents/trucks/busmap-d01-a11y.pdf
Says 40' max Bus/MH. With a trailer I understand an additional 10' is allowed.
I would take it with my 26' 5th wheel. - Rocky2ExplorerI have driven it in two different rigs. The most trouble was from Westport to Legget. Not real interesting, slow to 15 mph curves uphill and logging trucks to make it a challenge. I wouldn't take it again. I would head to 101 at Fort Bragg.
- dedmistonModeratorThe 101 through the Redwoods is a decent Plan B. I just drove from L.A. to Trinidad (north of Eureka) a few weeks ago and it was lovely.
- Yes, it is curvy!
It should be no issue with your rig. A few switch backs are tight on northern end. Watch the signs and speed and you should be good to go. - MARKW8ExplorerThanks. Since I posted last night, the wife said she's done with those types of roads. We've driven plenty in nearly 6 weeks so far. We're currently in Placerville CA. We started in Florida.
Mark - ScottGNomadIt gets old really quick and I did it with a Popup. Lots of very tight twisties!
Personally I would not do it with a trailer like that. - agesilausExplorer IIIIts been quite awhile since I've driven it, but besides curves it has a lot of grades.
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