Houston to Colorado Springs to Moab, Utah to middle of nowhere, Nevada to San Francisco, CA to LA, CA to Palm Springs, CA to Tuscon, AZ to Las Cruces, NM to Hobbs, NM and back home to Houston.

5,350.1 miles
21.3 mpg per digital readout (reset as I left my driveway on the 17th)....read last night (31st) as I pulled into my driveway.

Enjoy

Leaving the house:





Pikes Peak:

 

Bonneville Salt Flats:





Moab, Utah:





SF, CA:







Leguna Seca:





Big Sur:

 

LA, CA:

Dough Boy's house from Boyz n tha Hood:





Craig's house from Friday:








Tombstone, AZ:





White Sands National Park:





Trip Info:

 

Nice. I've made those trips many times. I too get about 21/22 mpg on the highway. Unless going through the Rockies. Doing 75 up the pass at Eisenhower tunnel is pretty hefty at 6% at 11,300'.

Anywho, looks like a fun trip! Next time stop at the garden of the gods.
This is the only photo I have hosted.. But it's in Colorado Springs and just a ton of huge orange rocks sticking out of the ground. It's a nice park to walk thru.


Also if you are in Idaho springs, Colorado, stop at. Bojoes pizza. So good. They put honey on the table and when they pull the pizza out of the brick oven, the lace the wood board with honey before taking the pizza out and to your table.

 

Ross Great shots and it looks like you had an Awesome time
STEVE

 

Great photos bud and looks like one heck of a trip.

 

Wow! I would love to be able to take a trip like that one day. You must have very well behaved kids to take a trip like that on. My almost 4 year old and 1 year old could not handle 5000 miles in two weeks (or more like I could not handle it LOL!).

I think the coolest picture you had was Craigs house. How did you find that?

How many miles did you average on a tank of gas?

 

Nice trip and awesome pics. thanks for sharing

 

Great shots... thanx for sharing!!

 

I found the the Boyz n the Hood house address online and entered it into the NAV. I found the block Friday was filmed on online too. When I got to the street, I pulled over and asked a girl which house was it. She pointed it out for me.

Both were in South Central L.A. Pics were taken from inside the vehicle. LOL!

I didn't really pay attention to miles per tank. I'd just pull over and fill up when I got down to an 1/8th of a tank or so. The range is quite long.