Pulling Long Travel Trailer to Glacier

[angler]

I am planning on a trip to Glacier National Park. I have been through many variations of Rv-ing, but have a question to people who have pulled long distances with travel trailers. I currently have a 2020 Jayco 34rsbs which is about 37 feet long. Dry weight 8860 gvwr 11250. I've pulled trailers before with 1/2 tons, but for this trip I'm renting a 1 ton Diesel. If I decide to do this trip with this rv I want it to be the best driving experience possible.
For you long trailer owners what is your experience?

[Diamond_c]

We pull a 38’ to with a 2020 F250 diesel 6.7l . We went to Austin Tx ( 850 miles +/- one way ) with no problems.

[angler]

Coming from the east and Staying at the ST Mary KOA which I think is outside the park. Thanks for the info. Hate to drive it all the way there and not get to the campground I reserved.

[ssthrd]

OP. I don't know what your route plan is, but I'm not sure that you can get a 37' TT from St Mary to Lake McDonald. Pretty tight in places.

Logan Pass is spectacular!

[angler]

I'm staying at the St Mary's KOA on the east side in a pull through site.

[TenOC]

At St Mary CG on the East side I think there are about 8 out of 138 sites that can handle your TT

[TenOC]

BurbMan wrote:
Regarding long pulls, if you want the best experience buy either a ProPride 3P or Hensley Arrow hitch, there is nothing better for over the road stability.

2X !!!!!!

[angler]

Enterprise Truck Rental

[BurbMan]

Where are you renting a 1-ton diesel? Regarding long pulls, if you want the best experience buy either a ProPride 3P or Hensley Arrow hitch, there is nothing better for over the road stability.

[IDman]

That would be too long for CGs in the park. Private RV parks could handle it but I wouldn't want to haul one that long anywhere.