Shouldn't be problems for those rigs. Beautiful scenery, good roads (at least last time I was over it) and much less stressful than taking 550 over Red Mountain, Molas and Coal Bank passes. Welcome to Colorado!
Glen
2004 Dutchmen 27BG, Rocky Mountain Elk Edition
2002 Chevy Silverado 2500HD 8.1/Ally
2 boys, 12 & 14
a friendly black lab
a couple of decks of cards
a cold beer
On 141 you'll go up 2000' from Slick Rock to a few miles north of Egnar...I've forgotten the name of this grade, but it's a little twisty and definitely uphill. It'll be slow, but not very long, maybe 5 miles. There are (or were)at both the bottom and the top, large signs advising the possibility of cattle on the road...this is open range and apparently this little stretch of road is a main cattle thoroughfare. We saw none, however. I'm presuming the MH/toad and fiver are not in tandem.
summutt2002 wrote: On 141 you'll go up 2000' from Slick Rock to a few miles north of Egnar...I've forgotten the name of this grade, but it's a little twisty and definitely uphill. It'll be slow, but not very long, maybe 5 miles. There are (or were)at both the bottom and the top, large signs advising the possibility of cattle on the road...this is open range and apparently this little stretch of road is a main cattle thoroughfare. We saw none, however. I'm presuming the MH/toad and fiver are not in tandem.
The fiver will be following the MH, not attached to it, although that would be an interesting sight!
Yes, it would. I might add that I don't recall seeing more that a couple of cars on this entire drive, so it's my kind of road. That was in May of this year.
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