Roads Most Traveled

padredw wrote:
I've been looking at a map thinking about how to travel in an RV from one of these states to the other. It is certainly more complicated than traveling from East Texas to Geogia (for example.)

For me it is complicated by the fact that I try every way I can to avoid the large metropolitan areas.

RV travel in parts of the Northeast can be more difficult, and often requires more advance planning - besides the more crowded metropolitan areas, many of the state and local roads were never designed for large vehicles, and suffer from low overpasses, tight corners, and narrow shoulders. If you've lived and toured only west of the Ohio River, RV'ing in the East can be daunting. Obviously, there are exceptions, as the forested areas of north-central PA, the Adirondacks, and much of Maine have plenty of room, but most areas within about 150 miles of the eastern seaboard are challenging...