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- bobsallyhExplorer IIBeware if coming thru during "monsoon season", August thru some of September, those dips that a previous poster mentioned can be flooded. Do not proceed, wait until water drains. We will be in our 15 season in Yuma and run RT 95 all the time.
- TexasShadowExplorer IIanother caveat, just minor but take note: there are a number of low water crossings called "dips". A big motorhome going too fast will bounce you off the ceiling. :)
- the_bear_IIExplorerOnly caution is to watch out for vehicles passing on your side and the other side of the road. There have been many head-on collisions over the years.
- vermilyeExplorer
Llibnmap wrote:
89 miles of good 2 lane nothing between Yuma and Q but a border patrol check point
Well, if you like looking at tanks & big guns, there is a display a short drive down the road to the Yuma Proving Grounds (East Imperial Dam Road). Photos 2017, Photos 2014.
Another stop along the way is the Castle Dome City Ghost Town & Museum, about 60 miles south of Quartzsite. Some photos. - Executive45Explorer IIIIf you like Hwy 50 out of Fallon Nevada east, you'll love 89 out of Yuma. Not much to see, grab a cup of hot coffee and enjoy the trip. Done it several times...Dennis
- LlibnmapExplorer89 miles of good 2 lane nothing between Yuma and Q but a border patrol check point
- 2gypsies1Explorer IIIIt's an excellent road. Thousands of RVers travel it between the two towns all winter long.
- camper19709ExplorerIt is a good road.
- dons2346ExplorerThe road is fine. Guess I never thought of another way to get from Yuma to Q
- FulltimersExplorerGood road. Boring but good.
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