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« on: July 06, 2023, 06:20:15 pm »
Hello,
I am currently on a cross country trip from Washington DC to the Olympic Peninsula. Since I am a proud 1986 graduate of the University of Idaho, I am stopping in Moscow Idaho in a day or two. I am debating how to proceed from the Moscow/Pullman area to Yakima, where I can pick up an ACA route to take me to the Olympic Peninsula. I would welcome any suggestions from anyone who has done something similar to this. Basically, I see two options
1. Leave from Pullman and travel north to Colfax, then west on 26 to Othello. Then jog down to 24 and go around the Hanford Reach, and cross the Columbia on 24, then on to Yakima
2. Travel down to Lewiston, and follow the Lewis and Clark as far as Waitsburg, then travel west on 124 to the Tri Cities, and possibly follow either 12 or I82 to Yakima
Option1 seems like it would have much less traffic, but be much more remote. Option 2 would be more towns but less interesting
I would really appreciate it if anyone has info on where to camp, especially on option1 (Any possibility of camping in town parks enroute?
Thanks for the info, and I plan on carrying plenty of water, as I know it is hot and remote in eastern Washington!!