We drove our coach 114 miles, about two hours of driving, from Kingman, Arizona to Las Vegas, Nevada.

Here’s the map route, heading northwest:

An interactive map, with our stops marked:

I-40:

Interesting rocks:

Rough road:

Interesting rocks:

Lake Mead National Recreation Area:

6% downgrade:

Bridge:

Hoover Dam and Lake Mead:

Entering Nevada:

Lake Mead:

Artwork:

Las Vegas:

Our destination:

We drove our coach 165 miles, about three hours of driving, from Surprise, Arizona to Kingman, Arizona.

Here’s the map route, heading northwest:

An interactive map, with our stops marked:

Saguaro cacti:

This route was rather bad in terms of potholes on the road; these were relatively minor examples:

So much so that some of our internet stuff fell down:

We had planned to stay at Horspitality RV Resort, but changed it due to our NIRVC visit:

A nearby horse event:

Josua trees:

Back to saguaros:

Interesting rocks:

A roadside stop, basically a wide dirt area, where we made lunch in our coach:

More interesting rocks:

A river:

A truck had a tire blowout on their trailer, with bits of the tire on the road:

An interesting old Silver Streak trailer:

The rough road seemed to have shook our front driver-side slide slightly out; there was a little light coming in underneath. That’s not great:

Snowy mountains:

We filled up at a Petro truck stop:

Paladin stretching at the truck stop:

We filled about 76 gallons of diesel (half our tank capacity; we usually fill when it gets about halfway). The pump price was $376.66:

But that’s not what we actually paid, thanks to the Open Roads fuel discount program; we saved $92.82 on that fuel up, so “only” paid $293.77:

Our destination: