mustard
Sarasota,FL
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I have a 38ft Tiffin towing a car. How is the parkway above? any bad turns?
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Matt_Colie
Southeast Michigan
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Mustard,
We ran the entire Blue Ridge a few (like 10) years back in our old motorhome. It is a slow road so none of the many bends were all that exciting. Do take your time.
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A sailor, his bride and their black dog (one is waiting for us at the bridge) going to see some dry places that have Geocaches in a coach made the year we married.
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kohldad
Goose Creek, SC
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Going through tunnels, hug the yellow line to maximize clearance. Remember are heights are measured at the white line. The shorter tunnels are all arched so two feet over there is another two feet of clearance.
Also be curtious and let the traffic around you at the overlooks.
2015 Ram 3500 4x4 Crew Cab SRW 6.4 Hemi LB 3.73 (12.4 hand calc avg mpg after 92,000 miles with camper)
2004 Lance 815 (prev: 2004 FW 35'; 1994 TT 30'; Tents)
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ItsyRV
Lost on the Blue Ridge Parkway
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As mentioned, the road is slow enough that there shouldn't be any issues. Just check that day for any unexpected changes or closures. Because of the lengthy distances between some access points, posted detours can be frustrating so pre planning around them (if they are known that day) can ease the drive.
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Retired JSO
North Georgia Mountains
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You will have no trouble driving on the parkway as to roads grades, curves or tunnels above Waynesville NC . All tunnel clearance is at the fog line. I suggest a stopover near fancy gap, to explore the nostalgia of the southern city Mount Airy, Andy Griffith home town.
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