Midwest Marcus
Newbie
Hello,
I'm new to the forum. My wife and I recently picked up a very nice used 2012 550 #556. We have been out a few times already and absolutely love our camper.
We have a big trip planned from Wisconsin out to Glacier National Park in mid-July. My question is about our routing options. It looks like there are three main options which include interstate 90 through South Dakota, interstate 94 through North Dakota or taking 94 to Fargo then heading north to Grand Forks and taking US Route 2 the rest of the way. Unfortunately we don't have a lot of extra time on the trip for side excursions. An extra couple of hours would be fine but we aren't going to have time for spending an extra day to check out parks and attractions. I know the drive through the Dakotas and much of eastern Montana are fairly bland (long, straight and flat) but if one of the routes offers more scenic driving that would be great. The other big concerns are road conditions (any major road work planned that is going to slow us down?) and services along the way. This is our first big trip with our camper and I certainly hope we don't run into any issues but there are some long lonely roads out there. Just curious if others have made this drive and what their experience was like?
I'm new to the forum. My wife and I recently picked up a very nice used 2012 550 #556. We have been out a few times already and absolutely love our camper.
We have a big trip planned from Wisconsin out to Glacier National Park in mid-July. My question is about our routing options. It looks like there are three main options which include interstate 90 through South Dakota, interstate 94 through North Dakota or taking 94 to Fargo then heading north to Grand Forks and taking US Route 2 the rest of the way. Unfortunately we don't have a lot of extra time on the trip for side excursions. An extra couple of hours would be fine but we aren't going to have time for spending an extra day to check out parks and attractions. I know the drive through the Dakotas and much of eastern Montana are fairly bland (long, straight and flat) but if one of the routes offers more scenic driving that would be great. The other big concerns are road conditions (any major road work planned that is going to slow us down?) and services along the way. This is our first big trip with our camper and I certainly hope we don't run into any issues but there are some long lonely roads out there. Just curious if others have made this drive and what their experience was like?