Seeking to avoid the chilly temperatures experienced overnight (got down to 39°F (3.8°C)) and neither one of us really happy with the many RVs in the area, we left this morning.
We broke the last bit of the Rule of Three: Stop by 3PM, no more than 300 miles and stay at least 3 nights.
We tried three spots advertised on the iOverlander app near but found them either full or too small or not very level. So we kept going to just north of Kingman, AZ on AZ Hwy 93 and found a nice level spot not too far from the highway on BLM land.
We gained almost 20 degrees in temperature differential from the last site which was about 3000 feet higher in elevation. The low tonight for the last place is supposed to be 32°F (0°C), we'll be enjoying a low of 56°F (13°C)
We plan on exploring the Arizona Route 66 museum in Kingman, probably tomorrow. Some trails around to be explored via Yagi, my TW200, as well. I like this site, no one around except for a small ranch that is not near.
3 comments:
Smart move to a warmer latitude. Next month any location between I-10 and the border will look inviting. PLus you know that area well.
You're quite right CCjon!
I can also appreciate the presence of my favourite neighbour No One, alas he is not much around when camping in Europe. Cheers, SonjaM
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