Post by beaglemom on Oct 17, 2015 0:41:20 GMT
We are planning to drive from San Francisco to Denver for Thanksgiving and then back. We are thinking about leaving mid-November, spend 2 weeks in Denver and then head back. We are planning to do the upper route on the way out. SF -->Tahoe/Reno --> Salt Lake, UT --> Moab, UT --> Grand Junction, CO --> Denver. On the way back Denver --> Grand Canyon --> Disneyland --> home.
I would love recommendations for things to see or places to stop. The way there we aren't super tied to the route. On the way back we know we want to do the Grand Canyon and Disneyland, don't really need to do Vegas, but okay staying there if there isn't really anywhere else. Also Colorado peas things to do while we are in Denver. Dh's sisters live in Denver and the family has a house in Keystone. We have done (and will probably do again) Boulder, we have friends up there. But would love other suggestions. Dh will be working at least a week of the time we are in Denver and all the cousins will be in school, so ideas of things I can do with the kids would be great!
It will be dh, dd 4.5, ds 2.5, and I'll be 6 months pregnant. We are in the process of getting a new car, the plan at the moment is an AWD Suburban so we should be good whatever weather and road conditions we encounter.
I would love recommendations for things to see or places to stop. The way there we aren't super tied to the route. On the way back we know we want to do the Grand Canyon and Disneyland, don't really need to do Vegas, but okay staying there if there isn't really anywhere else. Also Colorado peas things to do while we are in Denver. Dh's sisters live in Denver and the family has a house in Keystone. We have done (and will probably do again) Boulder, we have friends up there. But would love other suggestions. Dh will be working at least a week of the time we are in Denver and all the cousins will be in school, so ideas of things I can do with the kids would be great!
It will be dh, dd 4.5, ds 2.5, and I'll be 6 months pregnant. We are in the process of getting a new car, the plan at the moment is an AWD Suburban so we should be good whatever weather and road conditions we encounter.
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