Not Quite Yet

It was the section across Okla.

Ok, we will be headed to Cody, WY the middle of April and I refuse to go back on US287. We came back that way and it almost beat our truck and 5th wheel to pieces.

We will be leaving from Lubbock TX about the middle of April and no hurry to get there before the last of April. We normally make the trip in about 3 days. However I don't want to drive through Denver and don't want to drive through OK on 287, do you have any other suggestions? I looked at Lubbock to Durango CO to Monticello UT to either Evanston WY or Rocksprings WY. Also looked at US385 north from Lubbock to some where in Nebraska, but I don't know how the roads are up that way.

On our way back from Cody this last Sept we turned off of I25 just before Wheatland and went across to Scots Bluff NE them turned south. This route wasn't bad until we got on US287 and that stretch of road was beyond terrible. Rough enough that it broke my exhaust just in front of the Muffler, noisy ride on to Lubbock. 

Ford F350

40 ft 5th wheel

DW driving our daily driver 

Thanks for suggestions in advance

Our's is Cody, WY. Sight seeing, western history, museums, Yellowstone, the Bighorns, Chief Joseph Scenic Byway, Beartooth Highway, Indian Medicine Wheel, Old Town and nightly Rodeos just mention a few. 

Got RV out of storage, flushed all lines, put plug back in water heater and left Texas for Wyoming. Didn't use water heater until reaching Cody Wy RV park. Got set up and was ready for good old hot shower, Hot water has terrible odor. What is best way to stop the awful odor.

We have the 5 step but if you will call them they can let you know exactly which you would need. Good folks to work with.

 

Do you have a fifth wheel or a motorhome? How many steps do you have?

 

From their website it looks like we need the 3 stepper? I would of course confirm before I ordered.

 

 

If you travel and want steps that are easy to set up and have a double wide top step...........

http://rv-co.com/index.html

We have a set and love them, easy to set up and take down. Easy to load, they weigh about 40 pounds and fold into a small bundle.