Using our TT to move cross-country.
I apologize in advance, this might get long... My husband and I recently purchased a used 2000 Coachmen Futura travel trailer to assist in moving our family (3 young kids and a dog) across the coun...
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Carry 2 spare tires if possible. The roads north of Quesnel in northern BC can get rough. BC is BIG so don't plan to cover it too fast. Plan for gas stops and enjoy the view...it is stunning.
Not much you can do but lots of rocks and debris come off the logging trucks too - you'll likely get a few windshield dings! I would cross into BC at Sumas/Huntington rather than Pacific Crossing - puts you closer to the part of Highway 1 you need. Birch Bay in Washington is a nice last US stop - only 45 mins from Sumas crossing.
You can PM me if you need more BC info.
Not much you can do but lots of rocks and debris come off the logging trucks too - you'll likely get a few windshield dings! I would cross into BC at Sumas/Huntington rather than Pacific Crossing - puts you closer to the part of Highway 1 you need. Birch Bay in Washington is a nice last US stop - only 45 mins from Sumas crossing.
You can PM me if you need more BC info.
