vi islandguy
Qualicum Beach Vancouver Island
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Looking for info on hwy 199 grants pass to crescent city, motorhome pulling a toad, are there any huge hills , or it it a nice drive??? sept. and oct. Thanks for any info.
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WKEV9955
Grants Pass, Or
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You should have no problems and its a very scenic. We have done it numerous times.
No hills to speak of.
2005 Dodge Ram 2500 CTD LB Quad Cab SLT
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hwybnb
Southern California
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Some narrow bits with giant trees right on the fog line at the western end but otherwise no problem.
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ORbiker
Eugene, Oregon
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In the narrow parts, the driver WILL need to focus on the driving and NOT the scenery. It is a very beautiful drive. Just take it easy and use the pull-offs to let the traffic go by.
I (2-10-05) bought a 2002 F350 CC SWD PSD and a new 2003 Citation 10'8. Rancho 9000X & Toyo M55's.I have been a tent camper all my life. I wanted more comfort while doing my Willamette Backcountry Ski Patrol & Crater Lake Ski Patrol duties.11
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frmAloha
Oregon
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Agree that it is very scenic, but you need to pay close attention at times. And east to west is probably less problematic than west to east. :-)
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shadowpup
Cave Junction,Oregon
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I live 1 1/2 miles off 199 in Cave Junction. Other than a few narrow spots, and some construction, you should have no problem. My late DH and I did it often in a 38' MH pulling a 20' car hauler. Go slow and enjoy the Smith river.
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