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Waynem · 07-23-2012, 05:38 PM

We took US-199N from Crescent City in the 40' SOB pulling car. As stated, the road is narrow in spots and I do remember one turn where I laid on the horn in case anyone was coming around the outcropping. Not a place to want to meet another long, wide vehicle.

Before you start up it, give the passenger a camera and just tell them to take pictures. Most of it will be of the river and tree tops, with very little shoulder on the road. But it is very doable. As stated, and I did see and meet a couple, 18 wheelers use the highway.

If you need to stop in Eugene Oregon, Armitage County RV Park is a great place to jump off and visit a few areas. One in mind is Florence, OR and the dunes. Armitage is a great resting place, and it is on the McKenzie river. Armitage is reserve on-line only and must be done two days before arrival. Check out their web site.

Happy trails.

07-23-2012, 05:38 PM	#11
Waynem Montana Master Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Texas City Posts: 5,736 M.O.C. #7673	We took US-199N from Crescent City in the 40' SOB pulling car. As stated, the road is narrow in spots and I do remember one turn where I laid on the horn in case anyone was coming around the outcropping. Not a place to want to meet another long, wide vehicle. Before you start up it, give the passenger a camera and just tell them to take pictures. Most of it will be of the river and tree tops, with very little shoulder on the road. But it is very doable. As stated, and I did see and meet a couple, 18 wheelers use the highway. If you need to stop in Eugene Oregon, Armitage County RV Park is a great place to jump off and visit a few areas. One in mind is Florence, OR and the dunes. Armitage is a great resting place, and it is on the McKenzie river. Armitage is reserve on-line only and must be done two days before arrival. Check out their web site. Happy trails.