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Vermont route questions please

texasjayco
Explorer
Explorer
Leaving next week for a 7-week trip through the NE, and have a Vermont routing questions please.

2022 F450 towing a 36' 5th wheel (16K lbs)
Lots of driving experience, even in mountains.

Going from Jelly Beans RV Park (Brasher, NY) to Dolly Copp Campground (Gorham, NH), and RV Life avoids VT Hwy 58 from Montgomery to Orleans. But it looks a lot shorter.

Anyone have a reason not to go 58?

Thanks!!

Mark
2022 Jayco Pinnacle 32RLTS
2022 Ford F-450 Limited Diesel Dually
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texasjayco
Explorer
Explorer
ryegatevt wrote:
VT 58 is scenic and hilly. BUT itโ€™s narrow blacktop becoming an even narrower winding dirt road not suitable for towing through the Hazen Notch section. Not sure where you are entering VT, but the best route for you would be Route 15 to West Danville where you would pick up US RT 2 all the way to Gorham. You will see some great mountain scenery all the way.


Thank you so much!! Thatโ€™s the info I was looking for!!

Def donโ€™t want to end up on a dirt road!!

Entering VT at Alburgh, so Iโ€™ll do as you suggested and catch 15 to Danville.

Looking forward to seeing your part of the country!!

Thanks again!!

Mark
2022 Jayco Pinnacle 32RLTS
2022 Ford F-450 Limited Diesel Dually

ryegatevt
Explorer II
Explorer II
VT 58 is scenic and hilly. BUT itโ€™s narrow blacktop becoming an even narrower winding dirt road not suitable for towing through the Hazen Notch section. Not sure where you are entering VT, but the best route for you would be Route 15 to West Danville where you would pick up US RT 2 all the way to Gorham. You will see some great mountain scenery all the way.
Steve & Bev
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