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Old 04-14-2013, 02:33 PM   #1
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Any travel routes to avoid?

We have been just traveling from Iowa to Florida and back. We now want to do some travel to the pacific northwest and New England areas. We have a 37ft fifth wheel and were wondering if there a some areas where we might run into problems with this size rig.
Any comments would be welcome on this.
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"The Pacific Northwest and New England areas" is mighty broad territory...care to narrow the question down a little?
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Stay off the dirt roads ( even if the GPS says they are OK )
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We have been just traveling from Iowa to Florida and back. We now want to do some travel to the pacific northwest and New England areas. We have a 37ft fifth wheel and were wondering if there a some areas where we might run into problems with this size rig.
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Stay away from Highway 58 between Eugene and Klamath Falls, Oregon, at least at night. Road closed from 8pm to 6am, I believe.
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Travel around Oregon and Washington scenic attractions. Same in Maine Vermont New Hampshire.
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Travel around Oregon and Washington scenic attractions. Same in Maine Vermont New Hampshire.
yep, long term construction east of eugene on route 58 to klamath falls.

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Wards Ferry road in CA is a good one to avoid.
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We have been just traveling from Iowa to Florida and back. We now want to do some travel to the pacific northwest and New England areas. We have a 37ft fifth wheel and were wondering if there a some areas where we might run into problems with this size rig.
Any comments would be welcome on this.
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Wards Ferry road in CA is a good one to avoid.
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Thanks. We will look at available sources and plan our route. We can always drop the 5er and explore from there.
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Avoid the causeways to Jekyll and Saint Simons Islands in GA. It will be better there than much of FL and save you hundreds of miles.
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