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[MCRoads]

I am moving today from OKC to Colorado Springs. My parents were originally going to go West on I-40 >Amarillo, then US 87 > I-25.

However, we decided to go through Dodge, and there are too many roads we go on to count... What way would you go?

I will be taking pictures along the way, so here is one now:



In true road geek fashion, yup, that’s a candlestick cone, lol

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[MCRoads]

I dont get it...

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I dont get it...

Such wow

knowyourmeme.com/memes/doge

[MCRoads]

I dont get it...

Such wow

knowyourmeme.com/memes/doge

Oh, it’s just a funny dog picture... on a thread about a road trip. SUCH WOW 1. Such wow.

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Re: Moving: OKC ==> Colorado Springs via Doge City

However, we decided to go through Doge, and there are too many roads we go on to count... What way would you go?

It's Dodge City.

[corco]

270 to 183 to K-34 to 400 to 50 to 287

[US 89]

270 to 183 to K-34 to 400 to 50 to 287

And to 24 after that. Or just 50 all the way to Pueblo then up I-25.

[kphoger]

Oklahoma City, OK → Amarillo, TX : I-40
Around Amarillo, TX : I-40-Bus → FM-1912 → Loop-335
Amarillo, TX → Raton, NM : US-87
Dumas, TX → Colorado Springs, CO : I-25

Just 6 highway numbers.

[corco]

Oklahoma City, OK → Amarillo, TX : I-40
Around Amarillo, TX : I-40-Bus → FM-1912 → Loop-335
Amarillo, TX → Raton, NM : US-87
Dumas, TX → Colorado Springs, CO : I-25

Just 6 highway numbers.

That doesn't go to Doge City

[kphoger]

Oklahoma City, OK → Amarillo, TX : I-40
Around Amarillo, TX : I-40-Bus → FM-1912 → Loop-335
Amarillo, TX → Raton, NM : US-87
Dumas, TX → Colorado Springs, CO : I-25

Just 6 highway numbers.

That doesn't go to Doge City

I know.  Doesn't go to Dodge City either.     But the question I answered is "What way would you go?"  I didn't read any requirement into the OP's question that our routing had to go through Dod(g)e City.  Just that they're going that way.

[MCRoads]

Well, I took pictures, but were any good? NO!! But, I am here now, and, boy oh boy, this altitude is killing me! (I’m at 7008 ft, jsyn).