Cross country Mass-Colorado
Hey all, True story, I'm in Mass and soon to be homeless. So I'm buying a travel trailer and hitting the road to Colorado, where I have friends that will let me park and start over. I need to pull...
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bigred1cav wrote:
Use Interstate 70 and stay in State Parks through the week you should have no trouble.
State Parks are not going to be open in November.
You said you're heading south of Durango (Hwy 160) in Colorado. I'd suggest you work your way to I-40 and take that across to Albuquerque then take 550 north to Bloomfield/Aztec, New Mexico and a little further into Colorado near Durango.
I-40 can get storms but I-70 would be worse if a storm comes through. From I-70 you'd take I-25 south to 160 west and before coming to Pagosa Springs, CO on 160 you'd have to tackle Wolf Creek Pass which is a biggie (a ski hill is there). Driving it in November would not be pleasant.
I-40/550 wouldn't involve any big mountain passes to cross but still monitor the weather closely as you travel.
Good luck!
