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Cross country drive in a 122 120-130 1966

posted by  63122s on  Mon Jul 5 13:44 CST 2010
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I would suggest that you drop down to I-70 from Salt Lake and go thru Western Colorado instead of thru Wyoming. Some of the best scenery ever! Here are some suggested stops/tours. At Fruita,Co take the trip thru the Colorado National monument and back out to I-70. Hard to believe what is there when you can't see it from the road. Stop at the worlds largest hotpool at Glenwood Springs Co. Take a side trip thru Aspen and over to Leadville on Independence Pass. Drop back down to I-70 at Breckenridge. Enjoy the ride past Vail, thru the tunnel at the continental divide, and down hill thru the rockies to Denver. If you haven't seen enough, you could turn off I-5 at Breckenridge, go to the Coors brewery at Golden, continue thru to Rocky Mountain National Park, downhill to Boulder then along the front range to Denver. Living in California and making a similar trip to Illinois occasionally, I can assure you that this is the most scenic area of your trip. The upper midwest is also very nice, just not as dramatic. Enjoy your trip!






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