Does anyone know if it's possible to drive from victorville, ca to loveland, co without driving thru mountains?
driving thru mountains
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by brianb, Nov 17, 2012.
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Um, that would be a NO.
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Don't like those mountains huh,lol.Can't say that I blame you.
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Not really the grades that bother me it's the fuel I'm gonna east up.
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Wouldn't it be cool to go from sea level to 5000 feet without driving uphill?
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east on I-10 till Dallas,Tx then north
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rocknroll nik Thanks this.
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he didn't say anything about fuel or miles or anything else in the question , just is it possible, right?
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Victorville to Loveland is approx 985 miles.
To follow a route with the lowest vertcal rise would be approx 1853 miles.
That route would be Victorville east on Bear Creek road to CA247 to CA62 to I10. Then I10 east to CA86 south CA111 south to I8 to I10 east to I20 east to Big Spring , TX. Then north on US87 to Amarillo, TX then US287 to I70 west to I25 north to Loveland.
There are a few hills on this route, but not mountains, as such.
Not quite twice the distance.Last edited: Nov 17, 2012
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