This will be a heavy load. So hoping for not too many hills.
Navigo and Google has me routed on a lot of secondary highways. Any more direct routes?
Thanks...
I have to get from Denver to corpus christie
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Not sure why your worried about hills unless you've got a gutless wonder. The only thing I can think of is to run 70 east bound till you get to Salina, KS and drop down on 35 through DFW, and pickup 37 in San Antonio.
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will add about 150 miles - I-25co/I70co/I-70ks/I-135ks/I-35ks,ok,tx/I-35wtx/I-35tx/I-410tx/I-37tx/TX 407
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Denver to Amarillo, flat route, i70 east, to US287 south, nice ride.
Amarillo to Lubbock tx, I-27, then US 84 to sweetwater Tx, nice and smooth ride, no hills to speak off.
Sweetwater Tx, to Junction Tx, US83, a few hills with passing lanes...
From Junction tx to San Antonio, I-10, some hills,
San antonio, to corpus Christi, I-37, down hill ride...
I don't see any back roads on that route.
And I ran that route numerous times at 80K with a company gutless trucktow614, ArmyGuy, DustyRoad and 1 other person Thank this. -
lol whats a secondary highway out of curiosity? 287 down to I 40 287, I 35, I 37, nary a hill to be found.
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That's the surest way to avoid hills. Watch out for the DOT in Lamar on US 50. -
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