We drove our coach 183 miles, 3.5 hours non-stop, from Williams, Arizona to Lake Mead, Boulder City, Nevada.

Here’s the map, going right to left (or heading west, if you prefer):

Maybe someone didn’t like their dog? Devil Dog Road:

A view heading downhill:

A truck clipped our mirror, crossing the center line. Doesn’t seemed to have done more than scrape it, but it was rather disconcerting:

Based on the their trailer, they may not be the best driver:

Paladin not looking impressed by a rough stretch of road:

I put him on my lap for a bit:

Passing a motorhome; hey fellow traveller:

This was a non-stop trip, so we had a lunch of chips and a sandwich while driving:

Interesting rocks:

Another motorhome (a Thor Aria was one model we considered when shopping for an RV; Thor isn’t the best brand, but the Aria isn’t bad):

More interesting rocks:

Steep uphill:

Travel trailer delivery:

A pickup with a camper, towing an interesting trailer; I’m guessing a contractor:

Approaching the exit from I-40:

Yet more interesting rocks:

Our exit:

A view (and yes, our windshield was getting rather dirty, from lots of bugs):

We encountered a motorcycle accident; the rider was on the ground, attended by several people. I hope they’re okay, but it didn’t look good:

Paladin peeking:

Last stop in Arizona:

Info sign:

Hey look, more interesting rocks:

Hilltop view:

Approaching Hoover Dam:

A glimpse of Hoover Dam from the center lane of the bridge next to the dam (when Jenn later saw the bridge from the dam, she said she was very glad she didn’t know how high it was when driving over it!):

Entering Nevada:

Our exit:

View of Lake Mead:

Lake Mead National Recreation Area entry station:

Jenn going to the RV park office to check in:

Following a guide to our site:

The timelapse video from this trip will be coming later today, and our review of the RV park tomorrow.