late winter trip
we are having a new grandson the last of October this year. we also are planning our first snowbird trip to Yuma but we are not going to miss the birth and the joy of being grandparents again. SO w...
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old guy,
Congratulations.
Depending where in Oregon you are when you head out, I have had good success using the Cascades/Sierras as a "storm shield" and heading east on Hwy 20, and then south from Burns into Nevada. Western Oregon and N. California can be getting pounded (with road closures), where that route may only have light snowfall. Then again, it may not be so light, so just look at it as an option.
Hope you have a great trip,
Steve
Congratulations.
Depending where in Oregon you are when you head out, I have had good success using the Cascades/Sierras as a "storm shield" and heading east on Hwy 20, and then south from Burns into Nevada. Western Oregon and N. California can be getting pounded (with road closures), where that route may only have light snowfall. Then again, it may not be so light, so just look at it as an option.
Hope you have a great trip,
Steve
