How to get to Utah..around Casper...my nemesis

I've come down berthoud pass on 40. It's doable but very twisty curvy. Full u-turn type curves.

 

Dropped down near Wamsutter?

 

If their is no snow storm for Eisenhower tunnel then 70 to Utah and up 191,6,89. It's very scenic. It's also slow going up to tunnel over the mountain and back down. Not many truck stops after denver to Utah State line. If their is high winds in wyoming it can be better they getting blow over. Eisenhower tunnel up their is high chain up area in the winter. So hopefully no snow storm. It like 11,500 feet high at the tunnel and slow pulling heavy trailer and slow going down to keep the brakes cool.

 

Not sure why you're mentioning Casper. That isn't anywhere near on route.

Just need to check road and weather conditions and make a judgement call. Wyoming is the preferred route IF weather and road conditions are decent because it's much flatter than I-70. You can take US-30 around Elk Mountain if the winds are strong and you have a light load, not to say US-30 can't have unsafe road conditions. Sometimes the I-70/US-191/US-6 route is the better way to go.

 

I think she meant Cheyenne, but I've seen other people refer to the wrong city in a state.

 

I did Frac and Cement near Vernal and HATED winter out there. Hauling a 85k+ setup is bad enough on the big roads, it's hell on those smaller routes.