With respect, that's nonsense. I live "out west." The roads in season
are full of RV's driven by old retired folks and by foreigners, who rent
them in California. They are a real pain in the a** for the rest of us,
but they manage to get around just fine. Their survival on the roads is
evidenced by the vast numbers of them who have managed to fill the camp
grounds and then return home alive.

john smith wrote:


You do not want to rent an RV and drive/camp the national parks out west.
Maneuverability on the winding, narrow, sometimes windy mountain roads
will give you pucker factor like you have never experienced in IMC.