Off pavement in a Class A?
We have a class c (26ft) and are considering an upgrade to a class A when I retire. We would like to travel a bit in the West. Can a class A handle some dirt roads? I don't mean hard core off roadi...
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Absolutely!! As long as you buy with an eye to what you want to do. When looking I made sure to look at overhangs and the upward "cut" at the back of various coaches. We found one with short overhangs (6' front and 10' back) and a generous upward sweep just after the side radiator. I've taken it down quite a few dirt roads to get to nice spots.
Just watch for deep sand or deep mud, if you don't know if you have a spot or place where you can turn around down that road drive the toad first. I have a CB in my Jeeps and one in the coach, if we drive DW's Jeep I give her a hand held so she can scout and let me know if it's OK to come on down.
All of these spots are between 1/2 to 1.5 miles off the paved road.
Comb Wash, Utah
Base of Blanca Peak, Alamosa CO
Silverton CO
Just watch for deep sand or deep mud, if you don't know if you have a spot or place where you can turn around down that road drive the toad first. I have a CB in my Jeeps and one in the coach, if we drive DW's Jeep I give her a hand held so she can scout and let me know if it's OK to come on down.
All of these spots are between 1/2 to 1.5 miles off the paved road.
Comb Wash, Utah
Base of Blanca Peak, Alamosa CO
Silverton CO
