myredracer wrote:
There may be a few hills in the west but nothing worry about. What could be more to think about is that there are lots of twisty roads depending on your route. Some can have tight turns, be narrow, bumpy and can have sheer cliffs alongside. If it were me, I'd want some nice HD shocks and depending on mileage, would make sure nothing is worn in the front end & steering and brakes are good. Or stick to boring interstates and miss all the fun...
Somewhere out west:
Might be a few hills? The "hills" don't get any bigger than in the Rockies, especially for a na engine.
I did not address the OP's "down through the Rockies" leg of the intended trip. But there will most certainly be more than hills, even on the freeway crossing the rockies (I 70 and I 90 at least).
But you can get to Yellowstone without any nosebleed pulls, from S dakota.
