Desk Jockey
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kennel the little guys, fly and rent a car.
You'll enjoy more time on the beach and less driving.....especially driving in the snow.
Saiger" data-source="post: 4253758" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Is going Route 80 and through Salt Lake and Reno and the mountains a bad idea in Feb? Just looking at shorter miles....
Mark Saiger
When I drove from Denver to SLC along I-80 at the end of January, I experienced more wind than I had anywhere else. But compared to taking the I-70 route there was less mountain climbing and less snow and ice. How good or how bad either of those routes are could well depend upon the weather on the day(s) you are passing through. I would leave my options open and watch weather reports as you are heading west.
BTW - I plan to bring my wide and spend a few days on the beach as well. LEaving the dog at home.
i am driving 80 out from the SLC area...not worried about it...snow is snow...
and yes that 80 stretch from the east through wyoming, is a HOLE plain and simple...
and if i was worried about weather issues....it would be in wyoming....got stuck out there for a day once, due to closed I-80 and WIND
Saiger" data-source="post: 4256549" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">What are you going to drive through the mountains? Obviously you must be packing chains. Do you or have you had to use them. We never have used chains here in MN.