Moving from OKC to Seattle
Hi everyone! My husband is active duty Coast Guard and we have been told that we will be moving to Seattle next summer. We will be keeping our home in OKC and will live in our Class A for 4 years in...
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I suggest that you take I-40 into NM and head north on US285 to Santa Fe.
Then US84 to Pagosa Springs and head west to Durango.
Take the Million Dollar Highway N to Ridgway, then turn west on hwy 62.
The mountains are spectacular along this route.
If you like this scenery and want a bit more, circle down into Telluride.
Then head NW on hwy 145, then hwy 90, into Utah (becomes hwy 46).
Enjoy Canyonlands and Arches.
Take I-70 west to Hwy 28 N until you join up with I-15 N.
Head north to the Tetons & Yellowstone.
Then loop back S a bit to pick up I-84 and head into Oregon.
Consider a detour to Wallowa Lake State Park and maybe Hell's Canyon.
Enjoy the Columbia River gorge.
If you have time, sidetrack down the Oregon coast a ways before heading to your new home in Washington.
Then US84 to Pagosa Springs and head west to Durango.
Take the Million Dollar Highway N to Ridgway, then turn west on hwy 62.
The mountains are spectacular along this route.
If you like this scenery and want a bit more, circle down into Telluride.
Then head NW on hwy 145, then hwy 90, into Utah (becomes hwy 46).
Enjoy Canyonlands and Arches.
Take I-70 west to Hwy 28 N until you join up with I-15 N.
Head north to the Tetons & Yellowstone.
Then loop back S a bit to pick up I-84 and head into Oregon.
Consider a detour to Wallowa Lake State Park and maybe Hell's Canyon.
Enjoy the Columbia River gorge.
If you have time, sidetrack down the Oregon coast a ways before heading to your new home in Washington.
