Truck friendly places to see

The terminal is on the East side of the Service Area. You follow the exit out to the NJ Turnpike and you can't miss it. It's a park and ride terminal. Tickets were like $6.00 roundtrip.

 

Lol@ bunny ranch. Hubby can't afford to look outside the gate. Please post as u go as I would love to be able to see too. Prob all bobtail I know werner has drop yards but most are in the middle of no where.

 

The USS North Carolina in Wilmington. USS Texas in Laporte, near Houston, Battleship Cove in Fall River, Massachusetts. (Awesome display a battleship,a Destroyer, a submarine and 2 PT boats! ) you used to be able to park very close to the St Louis Arch.

 

I just did it this past Wednesday.

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...25784-what-shall-i-do-in-nyc.html#post1601098

 

Seriously Redd you "jumped" a fence? HMMM must have had a hole in the fence.

 

I-70 in Colo., Grizzley Creek RA, there is a hiking trail that leads up from the interstate, goes back a couple of miles. If your bobtail, you can park at Hanging Lake (extremely not recommended with a trailer) and go up the Hanging Lake trail, about 5 or 6 miles with a pretty steep climb.

Also, top of Vail Pass, the rest area on the So. side, there is a couple of hiking trails that lead to the south, if you have a bike with you, you can explore the trails on bike as well. Maps available inside the RA when open.

 

Used to live maybe 3 miles from there. Ocala, FL is the name of the town and there's now quite a few places to eat around there, including a Sonny's Real Pit BBQ. I'm pretty sure you could bobtail to Don Garlit's, although that Pilot is rather small.

 

I agree... YUM YUM YUM...

 

"Free showers and free coffee with friendly conversation with no obligation."
Wells, Nevada. The Hacienda. went there many years ago while riding with a friend of mine and they darn near beat the door down wanting to help me take a shower.