route 60 in arizona

was just up there last week. Son in law pulled my TT with a '15 3.5 ecoford and had no issues. I drove my Winnebago aspect without any issues. Not really all that steep but is a good downhill but tow haul works and if you have the exhaust brake will not be an issue. there are 2 other grades one outside cibecue southbound prior to the canyon and another pull to seneca, and 1 last one into globe. You will not have any issues unless you are not paying attention to the speed limit signs. Cops like to hang out on this route also particularly around globe and the long pull into. Gas was 2.00 a gallon BTW. The new Mc D's is bigger but service sucks. Has a good parking area on west side with the turn lane at the end wide enough.

depends on your final destination, there was some blasting going on along 60 so it was closed for a couple of hours in AM (10-12) and PM (1-3) these are approx times.

I have done it twice, the last time about 3 weeks ago. As said earlier a lot of up and down. I pull a 33ft 5er. I would really like to drive it again sometime in a car so I could enjoy the beautiful scenery.

We did it last year, pulling a 34 footer with Ram 3500. We don't think it's worse than the Grapevine. You should have no problem.

rocmoc pretty much nailed it. Make sure your brakes are in good shape and hopefully you have an exhaust brake on your truck.

Have driven MH & pulled 5er thu this area many times, called Salt River Canyon. It is STEEP & WINDY, about 3 times worse than the Grapevine N/O Los Angles, CA. Very doable but allow enough time to go slowly and safely. Road surface is smooth with many turnouts. When I say steep, I mean both up & down. It is a great scenic drive tho the passenger is the only one that gets to enjoy if they are not afraid of sheer drop-off highway edges of nearly a thousand feet.

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico