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Either before or after. I definitely do not believe in operating a DP in snow. I had my fill of that fun in my Bay Star, spending some time regaining control on I-80 in Feb in Wyoming, and if it had been a rear engine coach I’m sure I would have wrecked it.go before the snow falls. You don’t want to have to go up and down the grades on snowy roads. I agree the place in Coburg is good. There’s a nice rv park at the same exit opposite side of the freeway. Premier resorts. The food at the truck stop at the stoplight is really good if you want a place close by.
On our way home during out last trip about a week ago, we stopped for a few days at a primitive mountain CG south of Elko - Thomas Canyon - to decompress a bit. It‘s very nice, quiet, with beautiful fall colors, and of course, high enough elevation for rapid weather changes.
The two pics were taken about 30 minutes apart and the quick weather change caused us to do an emergency bug-out and head for lower elevations. Forecast was for light rain showers mid-day:
We also want to go check out some sites for sale at Pacific Shores in Newport.