Im planning a trip out west with a couple of my buddies. We are heading out on March 22 for a week of driving around and camping Just wanna get the ol' dodge broken in. Right now im planning on going through Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, and am still thinking about a stop at the King Ranch in south texas. (all you texans, let me know if it is worth the drive to go there) And if anyone else has any comments or suggestions on where to go i'd love to hear from ya.

 

[quote author=cfm3110 link=board=10;threadid=11461;start=0#108873 date=1046189080]<br> Im planning a trip out west with a couple of my buddies. We are heading out on March 22 for a week of driving around and camping Just wanna get the ol' dodge broken in. Right now im planning on going through Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, and am still thinking about a stop at the King Ranch in south texas. (all you texans, let me know if it is worth the drive to go there) And if anyone else has any comments or suggestions on where to go i'd love to hear from ya. <br>[/quote]<br><br>If you come to Texas you may not want to leave... ;D

 

I know, I know. See, i love anything that is COUNTRY. <br>

 

Me too...

 

Except for sheep...

 

[quote author=Hoss link=board=10;threadid=11461;start=0#108882 date=1046190013]<br>Except for sheep... <br>[/quote]<br><br>Denial is the first sign of addiction....

 

Mostly blue sheep. <br><br>ColorBlindBob

 

I spent 8 months in Corpus Christi which is near the King Ranch. If you go there, don't bother with anything else in south TX, except the Roadhouse grill next to the airport in McAllen. There are a whole lot of veeeeery nice looking waitresses there. Otherwise, it's barren and flat and I missed the mountains of NorCal.

-SFB

 

But is King Ranch worth going to?

 

I thought king ranch had a saddle shop, horses for sale and you could go out on the ranch. I guess i was wrong oh well, im wrong alot Anyway, give me some input on where to go while im out west

 

I don't believe King Ranch is what you're thinking. It's an actual ranch....not a tourist attraction. <br><br>Spend some time in the hill country....

 

[quote author=Javaluva link=board=10;threadid=11461;start=0#108884 date=1046190106]Denial is the first sign of addiction.... <br>[/quote]<br><br>You're just mad because you can't help but love me.... :P

 

Any tips on camping? As in where to do it while traveling, where can i pull of the road and pitch a tent, etc. I will be trying to stay off of the BIG roads....i like dirt roads best

 

Personally, I like the Comal River in New Braunsfels. Went tubing down it twice last year and it was extremely relaxing.