We drove our coach 261 miles, about five hours of driving, from Richfield Springs, New York to White River Junction, Vermont.
Here’s a map showing our route, heading northeast — not the most direct route, but the easiest, sticking with interstates, instead of twisty highways:
An interactive map, with potential stops pinned; we went through Massachusetts, but didn’t stop, so that doesn’t count as a visited state — but we’ll get it in a few weeks time, so that’s fine:
A short video of engaging the tow bar and doing a pull test to ensure the truck wheels turn as we prepare to leave:
Narrow road:
US-20:
Exit to I-88 East:
Exit to I-90 East:
Tolls:
Rest area:
Starbucks for lunch:
South to I-87:
Exit to I-90 East:
Narrow roadworks:
Narrow bridge:
Fuel stop:
Massachusetts Welcomes You:
Steep Grade Next 6 Miles:
Exit to I-91:
Narrow roadworks:
Exit to I-91 North:
Welcome to Vermont:
Rest area:
5% grade:
Exit to I-89 North:
Exit to US-4:
Arriving at campground:
Following coach up steep narrow curvy road:
