jenhere wrote:
Hi all,
This is my first post to RV.NET and I'm happy to be here! We are new full timers and I have a route question.
We are staying in Victor Idaho while visiting Grand Teton Park. I am hoping for a better route to get to the park and Jackson than the Teton Pass.
In our two months of traveling, I've had more than one panic attack when traveling through some tight , high areas. Sometimes in our Class A, sometimes in our Jeep while traveling. This is a new issue for me. Being from a flat part of the East, I had no idea I even had a phobia this bad until we got to some areas in South Dakota. I thought I would just grin and bear it over the pass, but after having a horrible hour going over the Dunraven Pass in Yellowstone yesterday, I'd like to not put my family through that again.
Any ideas would be appreciated! Love seeing this beautiful country, just going to have to be careful how I do it. (And see it from below, not above!) :)
Thank you!
Advice;
Look for I's
Follow the Rivers and Streams, they are usually at the Low Point.
Talk to Locals before you go out into the Rockies.
Stay Near the Coast.
As a Passenger you might want to start "Happy Hour" a little Early.
Get on The forums for directions and help you are not alone.
Other than those few I'm done, as I Love the Rocks and search out the Back Roads to drive on........
But most of these suggestions work.
Best of Luck,
