The title could lead to some funny discussion here. I expect it will, but try to stay close to the intent! Maybe!I have crossed the CD.Near Leadville, CO.On CO 6 near the tunnel on the interstate.Highest in Rocky Mntn NP.Lowest in Death Valley.

This could be a HI or a LO...depending on your wallet thickness. AHH, a good place for an inexpensive buffet...that could be a HI!

Now here was a LO. getting a tow on I-10 east of Pensacola, Sat evening, raining...water pump seized.First fix on Monday morning out in 40 mins at a diesel shop. Cost $150 all up! Now that was a HI...spent Sunday in their lot, even washed the boat while waiting...the tow was $400 which AAA paid...another HI!!

Eisenhower Tunnel on I 70 11,158 ft.Death Valley 282 ft below sea level

'Rocky mountain high-igh, Colorado...'

in the TCin the Jeep out of SilvertonLow Death Valley back in 1975High being one of only five campers in Yosemite during a winter BlizzardLow Xmas day out on I5 30 miles from anywhere left rear tire blew, almost rolled $3500.00 in damage to the rig

How HI and LO you been? | Good Sam Community

43 Replies

anutami
Explorer III
May 26, 2015
hi: Little lakes parking lot near mammoth 10,200

High

Higher: Mt. Langley 14,042

lo

the lowest
Death valley and having to fill up my tank in 2012
billtex
Explorer II
May 26, 2015
pjay9 wrote:
billtex wrote:
Yep...we have done Trail Ridge Road also...love RMNP...our favorite so far. My toes are in the sand right now...I guess that would be the "low" point!

Good thread!

Bill

If your toes are in the sand...I don't see how that could be a low unless you were shipwrecked! ;)

;)
JumboJet
Explorer
May 25, 2015
pjay9 wrote:
This is fun...yeah what's with that extra shoe?

Always carry a spare! At that altitude, you never know when you might have a blowout.

Really....First time I have actually seen that shoe there. Ghost shoe?
pjay9
Explorer
May 25, 2015
Buzzcut1 wrote:
BeanMan wrote:
Buzz, Does riding a bicycle to the top of Molas Pass from Durango count? I rode the Ironhorse two days ago in a snowstorm...

We also drove the camper across Molas and Red Mountain going home to Palisade...in a snow storm.

Count? heck it gives you the Iron Lung Award:B

When I was in Leadville there was a cross-country bike ride event going on...it took s hours for the folks to come and go...100's of folks..I was panting just walking 2 blocks. Then there is a ride that goes over 3 passes called "triple bypass"! I was traveling along the same route when it was going on...NUTS!!! More power to you!
pjay9
Explorer
May 25, 2015
billtex wrote:
Yep...we have done Trail Ridge Road also...love RMNP...our favorite so far. My toes are in the sand right now...I guess that would be the "low" point!

Good thread!

Bill

If your toes are in the sand...I don't see how that could be a low unless you were shipwrecked! ;)
Buzzcut1
Nomad II
May 25, 2015
BeanMan wrote:
Buzz, Does riding a bicycle to the top of Molas Pass from Durango count? I rode the Ironhorse two days ago in a snowstorm...

We also drove the camper across Molas and Red Mountain going home to Palisade...in a snow storm.

Count? heck it gives you the Iron Lung Award:B
BeanMan
Explorer
May 25, 2015
Buzz, Does riding a bicycle to the top of Molas Pass from Durango count? I rode the Ironhorse two days ago in a snowstorm...

We also drove the camper across Molas and Red Mountain going home to Palisade...in a snow storm.
billtex
Explorer II
May 25, 2015
Yep...we have done Trail Ridge Road also...love RMNP...our favorite so far. My toes are in the sand right now...I guess that would be the "low" point!

Good thread!

Bill
JoeChiOhki
Explorer II
May 25, 2015
Roughly 9200 feet at the top of US-14 crossing the Big Horn Mountains, lowest would be Sea level, haven't been to New Orleans or Death Valley yet :p
Buzzcut1
Nomad II
May 25, 2015
Bit High here

more so