Honeymoon ideas

norm

not really sure on taking a rental over the border but i doubt it

i just checked out yosemite's site

http://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/tiogaopen.htm

doesn't look like the roads in open in april at all

Heineken Helen

norm wrote:

not really sure on taking a rental over the border but i doubt it

i just checked out yosemite's site

http://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/tiogaopen.htm

doesn't look like the roads in open in april at all

wow :oops: how can it take up to two months to clear the road? Even if we postponed the honeymoon til May (which was a possibility) we wouldn't be able to go probably!

Well there's ways around the rental like I said so Mexico's not ruled out. And at least if Yosemite's closed, it leaves more time for Tahoe and Napa hmmm... this is gonna take a bit of organising, even if we don't actually organise anything :oops:

norm

well plowing 10+ feet of snow on a curvey mountain road for roughly 50 miles takes time

a really beautiful drive is tahoe to death valley...it takes you along the eastern side of the sierras

http://www.395.com/

along the way you can check out a real old west ghost town

http://www.bodie.com/

there really are so many things to do in the state...keep researching

Heineken Helen

norm wrote:

well plowing 10+ feet of snow on a curvey mountain road for roughly 50 miles takes time

a really beautiful drive is tahoe to death valley...it takes you along the eastern side of the sierras

http://www.395.com/

along the way you can check out a real old west ghost town

http://www.bodie.com/

there really are so many things to do in the state...keep researching

wow thank you... I'd definitely love to do a real ghost town. Was kinda hoping for some coastal stuff though. if we're gonna go to death valley, we'd probably have to do vegas and grand canyon :oops: ah I dunno there's maybe too many options lol.