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More than anything, don't plan to much. You see something, stop and enjoy.
I agree, spending a week in the Black Hills would be well worth is. I am not sure that Mt Rushmore is worth the trouble, but going to Crasy Horse Mtn and the laser show at night was at the top of my list.
Enjoy
George
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George & Karen Wharton
2004 Allegro 30DA W-20
2000 Jimmy toad
Thanks, everyone, for the great ideas... and do keep them coming. It's funny that so many of you mentioned Medora. We've been researching all the national parks and got hung up the other night on Theodore Roosevelt and Medora. It's reassuring to know our instincts are good!
Buy one of them neat passport books from the national parks and it will tell you what there is to see. Especially if you get the newer ones that are larger they list everything. There is also the State Parks and National Parks books you can get that list all the good stuff to see across the US. You might find things that others have not seen or that few have.
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Lee and Fran
Holiday Rambler Vacationer
While traveling down lives paths stop to smell the flowers.
I'd suggest getting off the Interstates as much as possible. Since you're fulltiming and not in a hurry, its a lot more leisurly and you see some interest sights. Try US 20 in NO. IL to US 52 through NE Iowa, a beautiful drive with interesting towns, and MN. Stop and take a tour of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. A fantastic facility. US 16 in SD and WY much more interesting than I-90. I would also suggest Glacier NP. I think its the most beautiful of all. Have great travels.
I'd suggest getting off the Interstates as much as possible. Since you're fulltiming and not in a hurry, its a lot more leisurly and you see some interest sights. Try US 20 in NO. IL to US 52 through NE Iowa, a beautiful drive with interesting towns, and MN. Stop and take a tour of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. A fantastic facility. US 16 in SD and WY much more interesting than I-90. I would also suggest Glacier NP. I think its the most beautiful of all. Have great travels.
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