San diego to Yellowstone and then to Seattle
First big trip with our class c towing car. Leaving end of July and plan to be gone approx. 5 weeks. Thinking of heading to Yellowstone first, Seattle, and then back down to San Diego. Routes, mus...
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Nix 93&95, it'll be hot as h$&@ll at that time of the year in the desert. Stay on I15 at least thru StGeorge, UT.
Our first stop on that trip is usually the Casablanca RV park in Mesquite, Nv. The RV park is just a paved lot but they have a great pool complex, decent restaurants and a Starbucks.
Leave there early in the AM to get thru the Virgin River Gorge before the wind starts. Be prepared to get stuck in the Gorge. When there's trouble there is no way to detour traffic. I've been stuck there on a couple of occasions and it can turn into a furnace.
I'd continue on I15 thru Idaho to West Yellowstone, MT and enter the Park there. You might want to make day trips into Yellowstone. A nice CG to consider is Red Rock RV park in Island Park, ID on the shores of Henry's Lake.
When you've seen Yellowstone, drive south through the Park, out the south entrance and into Jackson and Grand Teton. You can head west from there toward Seattle when ready.
Enjoy the trip, I'm envious!
Our first stop on that trip is usually the Casablanca RV park in Mesquite, Nv. The RV park is just a paved lot but they have a great pool complex, decent restaurants and a Starbucks.
Leave there early in the AM to get thru the Virgin River Gorge before the wind starts. Be prepared to get stuck in the Gorge. When there's trouble there is no way to detour traffic. I've been stuck there on a couple of occasions and it can turn into a furnace.
I'd continue on I15 thru Idaho to West Yellowstone, MT and enter the Park there. You might want to make day trips into Yellowstone. A nice CG to consider is Red Rock RV park in Island Park, ID on the shores of Henry's Lake.
When you've seen Yellowstone, drive south through the Park, out the south entrance and into Jackson and Grand Teton. You can head west from there toward Seattle when ready.
Enjoy the trip, I'm envious!
