Denver to San Antonio

We live just outside SA & we come to CO a lot. Our route is I25 South to Raton, NM. There take US 87 to Dumas, TX. There, just as you get to town just over the RR tracks is a free (donation) city park. If you get there early enough & we've never had a problem, you can get an electric hookup. There is water available at the park too & a dump. Some don't appreciate the trains throughout the night but it's a good stopover for a night. From Dumas head south staying on 87. It will be 87/287 now. You will go thru Amarillo & Lubbock. Dumas to SA is over 500 miles so likely you'll want another stopover. San Angelo SP is good, accessible on the north side of town. That's a pretty good halfway almost for another night. Two WM's in town to get gas before you complete your trip. US 87 will take you to Junction where you get on I10 & head into SA.

I agree with the others too who said do Willow City loop. Another favorite of ours in that area is Inks Lake SP.

ENJOY!

Denver I 70 E Limon, CO 287 south/east Childress,TX 83 south Junction, TX I 10 east to SA.

Just a hint, drive the Willow City Loop out of Fredericksburg--no rig--if the bluebonnets are out--it should be great. The loop is a narrow country road. Also go to the Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg--plan on a day or more for that great museum. Have a great trip!

US 87

through the Texas Hill Country. Be sure to stop in Fredericksburg.

Yes, just what I was thinking. You may be very lucky: the bluebonnet season is starting early and should be good at the time of your trip.

DON'T MISS IT!

Be sure to go to San Antonio through the Texas Hill Country. Be sure to stop in Fredericksburg.