WA State to Tennessee in April
We are going to the RV-Dreams Spring 2015 educational rally in Tennessee next April and need some pointers regarding the basic route to take to get there so as to avoid snow crossing the continental d...
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Thanks, guys.
It looks like I should rethink the potential route a bit and take two southerly routes, at least until we get past the mountains for the eastward leg. One of the things we want to do is try to make it thru some of the states we haven't camped in yet (anyplace east of the big muddy and a few on the western shore while still avoiding most winter conditions). We've done lots of summertime trips in the western northernly states so I know what the main roads are like thus also know I want to avoid some at that time of year.
I'll have to do some checking to see if we want to do the Nanches Trace in mid April or mid May.
Maybe I should even reverse my thinking and head south first and hit the more northerly route on the way back. At least there would be less chance of snow, more RV parks/campgrounds open and we might hit springtime going both directions.
It looks like I should rethink the potential route a bit and take two southerly routes, at least until we get past the mountains for the eastward leg. One of the things we want to do is try to make it thru some of the states we haven't camped in yet (anyplace east of the big muddy and a few on the western shore while still avoiding most winter conditions). We've done lots of summertime trips in the western northernly states so I know what the main roads are like thus also know I want to avoid some at that time of year.
I'll have to do some checking to see if we want to do the Nanches Trace in mid April or mid May.
Maybe I should even reverse my thinking and head south first and hit the more northerly route on the way back. At least there would be less chance of snow, more RV parks/campgrounds open and we might hit springtime going both directions.
