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Old 04-05-2018, 11:18 AM   #1
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Driving Hwy 40 in CO
Planning a trip to Winter Park this summer.... Taking Hwy 40 off I-70... Anyone experienced this drive???? Looks a tad hairy.....
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I have driven it many, many times. It is a mountain pass, with 6-7% grades on both sides. I drive my 40' Monaco over it, towing an ATV trailer. It is a wide road with good shoulders and appropriate guardrails. I guess it would depend on what you are driving, but I wouldn't be too intimidated by it.
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I just noticed your avatar picture.....You will have no problem.
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