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I will be the occasional guinea pig as long as I have Kamal spotting and Ken capturing footage
I have a question, is additional fuel a must for the trails? or fuel station in Telluride will be easily accessible?
I have fuel jugs but no easy way to secure them outside the vehicle and would prefer to not have to deal with fumes while driving.
I have a question, is additional fuel a must for the trails? or fuel station in Telluride will be easily accessible?
I have fuel jugs but no easy way to secure them outside the vehicle and would prefer to not have to deal with fumes while driving.
For those of us coming from the east and pulling a trailer, what's the fastest way into Telluride? Google maps says to come south through Denver and take 50 west. Is that best I should I stick to the interstate and head south from Grand Junction?
Not sure if you are trying to get the quickest way, or most scenic. According to googlemaps, its not much further (15-20 mins) and I think a much more enjoyable drive than just I70W through the valley. Feel free to PM if you have any questions.
Quickest if there's a significant difference. Also I'll have a trailer in tow... not that I'm afraid to haul it around switchback or at high elevations (we too the Beartooth Highway into Yellowstone) but flat-ish and straight-ish is a LOT faster than winding with elevation changes. We're leaving at noon on Wednesday so I'll be getting into Telluride I suspect around 8pm Thursday. If I could shave an hour or more off the trip I'd do it.
For 15 minutes I'd take the prettier drive.