We wrapped up our 35-day fall trip and are home safe and sound. There were many good things on the trip:
- No issues with our Winnebago Travato - all systems performed as designed
- I'm lucky to have such a great travel partner (Elena) as we celebrated our 32nd wedding anniversary during the trip
- I'm also lucky to have the best dog in the world (Bebop) - she is a great companion and traveler
- We had many great adventures and only a couple skinned knees to show for it
On the downside:
- We both got COVID at the start of week #4, after successfully avoiding it for 2 1/2 years. It was likely caught during a grocery store stop - one of our few indoor interactions with people. We just modified our schedule for reduced hiking intensity and kept on rolling.
DATA
Miles Driven: 4,225 miles
Average miles/day: 121
Time Driving: 100 hours
Avg Speed: 41 mph
MPG: 17.1 (vehicle calc); 16.2 (actual)
Gas Used: 257.5 gallons, average of 7.4 gallons/day
Gas Cost: $961 ($27/day) - avg of $3.73/gallon
Campground Cost: $894 (avg $24/day): (12 state parks, 9 free boondocking, 5 national parks, 5 private
campgrounds, 2 tribal campgrounds, 1 city park, and 1 forest service
campground)
So many highlights on this trip. We have quite a few blogs posted, but here are a few favorites:
- The Kanarra Falls hike was probably our favorite new adventure. Blog link
The upper falls on Kanarra Creek |
- Little Wild Horse Canyon slot canyon hike was right up there in the new adventure ranking. Blog link (by Bebop)
Little Wild Horse Slot Canyon |
Antelope Canyon X |
- And Canyon de Chelly was interesting - made more so by a fierce rainstorm and flood while we were in the canyon. Blog link.
Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly |
The other blogs, with more photos, are all posted here: https://westbrooktravel.blogspot.com
Favorite photo from the trip - Grand Canyon North Rim |
Our Trip Route |
We have had our Winnebago Travato for 15 months and have travelled for 141 days and almost 20,000 miles total.
Best,
Paul
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