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paulj
May 20, 2015Explorer II
I don't think it makes a big difference. I94 (and 90) is the shortest route between Chicago and Seattle. But on a 4-6 day trip a few hours driving time doesn't matter much.
The final pass over the Cascades will be as noticeable as the ones in Montana/Idaho. Not has high, but Seattle is at sea level, and the Columbia River crossing nearly so.
WA20 is a scenic way of bypassing the Seattle area, but is a higher pass.
The final pass over the Cascades will be as noticeable as the ones in Montana/Idaho. Not has high, but Seattle is at sea level, and the Columbia River crossing nearly so.
WA20 is a scenic way of bypassing the Seattle area, but is a higher pass.
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