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![]() Hi Paul, I live in the Denver area and have done most of your route in two pieces. I went to Kingman, AZ in May 2002 and to Harrisburg, PA in June 2002. My routes we To Walsenburg, CO then over LaVeta Pass toward Alamosa, CO. This is one of the lower and easier passes through the Rockies. Alamosa is in the San Luis Valley. Go south to the Taos VOR, then head west to Farmington, NM, then parallel the south side of the Grand Canyon to Kingman, AZ. There is one ridge that you have to pop over just before going in to Kingman. I think another post tells how to get from Kingman to Hayward. NJ to Colorado. Climb to 4500 and head west. Once the sectionals start to turn from green to tan, start climbing in 2000 ft steps. You can pretty much go over LaVeta pass at 11000 and descend back down once you get over the valley. Have a safe trip. Brian N3827X |
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