A few brave souls on the road today...

milo wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:
As my wife says if we see snow:"They made a serious mistake in planning." LOL

Well I guess we made a serious mistake in planning one July when we hit a snow storm in Southwestern Colorado @ a 10,000ft pass. Hope we never have that happen again.

The only mistake is when people keep driving a RV in it when their actual road conditions get bad. Those coming home most likely know their limits. The other's are fools. I would think most pull off and stop when warranted. During storms no one will get chased away for waiting out a storm in a parking lot. You might be directed to a better location in that area.

We were held up an extra day in a Cody WY campground waiting for the road to Yellowstone to clear. That was in the second week of June about 4 years ago. They posted conditions at the park.

There are quite a few RVers who use the RV while going snowmobiling. Pretty hard to do that when the snow is gone.

Dog Folks wrote:
As my wife says if we see snow:"They made a serious mistake in planning." LOL

Well I guess we made a serious mistake in planning one July when we hit a snow storm in Southwestern Colorado @ a 10,000ft pass. Hope we never have that happen again.

As my wife says if we see snow:"They made a serious mistake in planning." LOL

It sounds like they headed north a couple weeks too early and ran into the never ending winter.
I hope they made it safely.

Or they were only 100 miles from home and there was no place to stop & camp.