[bob2002]

Which would be the better way west from Wisconsin to Billings?

 

[ccsailor]

I've done both
If your gonna slab it 90 would be better gets you al little more scenery But its longer
You will fall asleep on 94 after fighting your way past St Pauls

 

[Wingsconsin]

Go this way...I-90

I 90 would be a better way...

It is a little shorter (about 15 miles).

It goes through better scenery...

It avoids larger metropolitan areas (Twin Cities).

That should be enough reason(s) ....:thumbup:

 

[srobak]

Agree 90 - it is easier on the eyes. But if you have some time to kill, try US12.

 

[hunzee]

Agree 90 - it is easier on the eyes. But if you have some time to kill, try US12.

90 and 94 are both *snore*. 90 will keep you out of miniapple. US12 is a good ride however last year I got detoured 3 times which I bet cost me 300 miles north south. 12 is really really good if you like round bales.

 

[bob2002]

90 and 94 are both *snore*. 90 will keep you out of miniapple. US12 is a good ride however last year I got detoured 3 times which I bet cost me 300 miles north south. 12 is really really good if you like round bales.

LOL,I've seen enough of them around here

 

[bob2002]

Thanks for the info everyone I'll be heading out 0500 tomorrow.:excited:

 

[nelsont]

Thanks for the info everyone I'll be heading out 0500 tomorrow.:excited:

Take 94 set the cruise and go!

Tim

 

[boppo]

have a safe trip.

 

[bob2002]

have a safe trip.

Thank You

 

[ccsailor]

Thanks for the info everyone I'll be heading out 0500 tomorrow.:excited:

and which way??

 

[bob2002]

and which way??

Depends how hot S Dakota is when I have to decide.

 

[23026]

some state and county roads in SD might still be closed due to flooding... best check the SD DOT web page http://www.safetravelusa.com/sd/#

As far as 90 / 94.... 90 hands down!!!

:doorag:

 

[Gizmo]

I gotta go with I94 because it's a smoother road, especially in ND, and the scenery gets rather nice once the road hits western ND and eastern MT. By comparison, other than the few miles where I90 skirts the Black Hills, there just ain't much to see along I90 in SD. Sadly, ND just can't come up with anything as goofy as the Corn Palace or Wall Drug! :joke: