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First (long) Trip Plan Recommendations
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First (long) Trip Plan Recommendations

Planning our first trip (Dallas, TX to La Veta, CO). After considering a lot of feedback, I’ve decided we will take it nice and slow and break up the drive into 4 days/3 nights with each drive coming in about 2:40 hrs. Perhaps coming back we will combine two days of driving for a 6:30 hr day but we’ll play it by ear. I have a few stops in mind but looking for recommendations along the route (287 to 87). Thanks.

u/SuijurisTX — 5 days ago
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Lake Tawakoni State Park in early May is absolutely beautiful. 64 this morning. Wonderful. Last night drop to 50’s so no need for any AC, just a great weekend. Park is great with full hook ups, lots of walking trails and trails to the lake.

u/SuijurisTX — 11 days ago
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Understanding this varies person to person, what is your ideal driving time when rv’ing? I like driving and have quite a few long (12 hr plus) continuous road trips under my belt. However, I’m new to rv’ing, pulling a travel trailer (30 feet), and quickly noticed that the drive is not the same as not towing. One benefit (I think 😆) is that I don’t speed when towing. Without I’m usually 5-10 mph over on highways. With, I’m either at or slightly below poster mph- slower if windy. So, the drives definitely feel longer. We are planning our first long trip to Colorado, about 11:30 hours on map, and wondering how to break it up. 6/6, 4/4/4 - it’s a 9-10 day trip in total - North Texas to Cañon City, Colorado in July. What’s your ideal drive time? Any tips, tricks or considerations? Thank you.

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u/SuijurisTX — 9 days ago