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Ziphead2
Explorer II
Aug 06, 2014

which way

We are planning to put the house up for sale in June and hopefully go on the road right after. Our goal is to travel for about a year and move to a house in the Carolinas after that. My question is/any recommendations on where to cross the Mississippi river to go out west. We are still working on places to go and things to see. Any ideas are always welcome/thanks
  • Robin1953's avatar
    Robin1953
    Explorer
    Aug 07, 2014
    K Charles wrote:
    In w Memphis their is a nice place to stop for a few days and watch the river traffic. As said above Tom Sawyer is right in the river.
    In the spring Tom Sawyer RV park is indeed "right in the river." :B
  • Old-Biscuit's avatar
    Old-Biscuit
    Explorer III
    Aug 06, 2014
    Take secondary/backroads as much as possible and see the country.....Interstates are for weekenders/vacationers.
  • K_Charles's avatar
    K_Charles
    Explorer
    Aug 06, 2014
    In w Memphis their is a nice place to stop for a few days and watch the river traffic. As said above Tom Sawyer is right in the river.
  • PastorCharlie's avatar
    PastorCharlie
    Explorer
    Aug 06, 2014
    Begin around first of October slowly go I-95 south; I-20 west; beginning around April-May slowly go I-5 north; June-July begin I-80 east. Make zig-zag loops right and left from each Interstate Highway.
  • Pop-Pop_C's avatar
    Pop-Pop_C
    Explorer
    Aug 06, 2014
    Lacrosse,Wi., Prarie Du Chien, Is. Memphis ,Tn great campground in W. Memphis , Tom Sawyer camp ground.

    Been once will go back this fall!
    Sure there are more, but these are the ones we have used.
  • Dog_Folks's avatar
    Dog_Folks
    Explorer
    Aug 06, 2014
    First decide where you want to stay during the winter? Texas? Florida? Arizona?

    Once you establish that, meander that way, taking your time, from July to October or November.

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