Rice wrote:
I have a 40-foot motorhome towing a car and I'm going from Rutland, Vermont, to Fryeburg, Maine, this weekend. I'm prepared for slow and hilly, but I don't want to encounter any low overpasses I can't get under, or other real obstacles to an RV that is almost 13'6" high and 60 feet long.
The most direct looks to be US 4 to Danbury, NH, and then an assortment of roads (104, 25, 16, 302) eventually to Fryeburg. Is there a particular reason that wouldn't be a good route for me?
Everything else, like trying to utilize some interstate, looks like a significant addition to the mileage at no real time savings (especially since I don't go all that fast on interstates anyway).
Thanks for your help.
No problem with your route, we have gone that way many times with our 5th wheel which is 13'2". I have also gone over the Kanc but IMO your route is better. The worst part is we are expecting 600,000 leaf peepers this weekend so be prepared to sit in traffic (or go real early). Your route has some of the prime roads for peepers.
