Class A travel without interstates
Hi guys, Class A motorhomes are the largest RV’s and generally need a bit more space to navigate than others. I’m curious how many of you avoid interstates for smaller towns and middle America? ...
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When traveling in Montana, we only have three "Interstate Highways": I-90, East/West; I-15, North/South, and I -94, East/West (well, more like Northeast/Southwest). If you are going to Glacier National Park or Yellowstone National Park you WILL be using two-lane highways. There is no choice. The same goes for Fort Peck Lake, Lake Koocanusa, Flathead Lake, Swan Lake, Seeley Lake, National Bison Range, Malmstrom AFB Famcamp, National Forest campgrounds, any ski area, etc. There ARE areas where you will not be allowed to go in your large RV, such as Going To The Sun Highway in Glacier National Park.
I drive 2 lane roads in my 32 foot Class A quite a bit. There simply isn't a freeway that goes where I want to be!
I drive 2 lane roads in my 32 foot Class A quite a bit. There simply isn't a freeway that goes where I want to be!
