Funny, "THE GOOD" has gotten the least amount of posts and hits of your three threads. Guess Class A owners really want to hear and talk more about "THE BAD" and "THE UGLY" of RV'ing then "THE GOOD".
Well my post should put it back on top of the Class A forum, we'll see what happens after that. A very unscientific human behavior research study is now going on
Yep, Zion, Bryce, Arches, and all the Utah national parks are special. I do have to agree that eliminating the cars from Zion was probably a good idea.
Cars do detract from serenity. Got to be a different solution, for some, of us, with Arthritis and knees etc than bikes. We are effectively being locked out, of many National Treasures. Busses are not a rational solution for many, of us.
The bus actually does a very good job! We rode them back and forth quite a lot at both Zion and the Grand Canyon, and they were comfortable, easy to enter and exit, and plentiful. And the lack of constant traffic made the experience really nice! This was particularly evident at the Grand Canyon, where the automobile areas were just clogged and congested while the bus area was not.
Lynn
My Good is that with my coach I can go to all of the parks, but I can also just pull off the road at a wide spot and enjoy looking out over a great big valley any time I see one.
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