(10-26-2026 09:23 AM)TripleA Wrote:  

(10-26-2026 09:11 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(10-25-2026 10:54 AM)TripleA Wrote:  Btw, I was planning to drop down to Hatch for some green chiles, then up through Tucson and Phoenix, and back to my route at Sedona. But I'm too late for Hatch, so I'm just east of Albuquerque now, headed to the Petrified Forest National Park and back to my planned tour schedule. Then Sedona, Grand Canyon South, Page AZ for slot canyons and Horseshoe Bend, then into Utah for the Mighty 5. Then to the Texas Hill Country on the way home. Back to Memphis by Nov. 24 at the latest.

What's wrong with the Rockies?

Is it just being near them with a 6400 lb trailer that is bad?

The Rockies are fine. They are beautiful and breathtaking. But I just finished driving down the front range from South Dakota to New Mexico, and the wind was up almost every day, in fact, so bad 2 different days, I just had to sit still.

Driving a trailer in or near the Rockies is NOT fun. That's all I meant.

P.S. You quoted the wrong post, lol. I complained about the Rockies in a more recent post, actually in a different thread.

Yes, but it would have been off topic to ask the question in that thread. I thought it was probably just the wind with the trailer that was the issue.