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Raincatcher & I will be driving his "new" Barth west from Green Bay the first part of June. We're thinking I-94 or I90 across the top. Any thoughts, advice, suggestions? Tooling Along
 
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We made the same journey only in reverse a few years ago when we picked up our Barth in Seattle.

We chose I-90 mainly because of weather. We left Seattle the first week of April. We went over the Cascades vie Hwy 2 because of the snow. The interstate had chain requirements where as Hwy 2 didn't. We picked up I-90 in George and had snow until Bozeman, MT. We decided to stay a little more south and not follow the storm as much as we would have on I-94.

Both are good roads, I came out I-94 from Seattle on my bike a few years ago. If I were to do the trip again I would probably stay off the interstates and use Hwy 2 instead.

(edited to compensate for brain fade)


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Don't know your destination, but if heading to the twin cities, you take WI 29 thru Wausau, Chippawa Falls and over to I94. Great road.

Or plug the destination into a gps and just drive. Always amazed to arrive where I wanted to go.


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Senior moment. Forgot to say we are headed to Seattle.
 
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TJ, surprised you got thru on 20 when you did. This year they just got the pass opened for the season 2 weeks ago. Smiler
 
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TJ, surprised you got thru on 20 when you did. This year they just got the pass opened for the season 2 weeks ago. Smiler


That's cause I had a brain fart.....wasn't Hwy 20 it was Hwy 2 we took between Seattle and George D'oh


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That makes more sense, 20 is a lot farther route to go and is a higher pass than Stevens pass.
 
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"it was Hwy 2 we took between Seattle and George"

Tom, did you take Hwy 2 all the way to Wisconsin? Where is George?

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Tom, did you take Hwy 2 all the way to Wisconsin? Where is George?


George is a small town on I-90 just East of the Columbia river, about 130 miles from Spokane. We kept on I-90 from there to Tomah Wisconsin, then Hwy 21 to Oshkosh.

It was our maiden voyage and we had limited time or we would have taken Hwy 2.


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