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4,000 Miles an R1S and a Trailer

This summer, our family set out on an unforgettable road trip to deliver our son to the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colorado. Traveling in our Rivian R1S while towing our Intech Sol Horizon trailer, we covered nearly 4,000 miles through nine states.

Our route to Colorado took us east from Seattle through Coeur d’Alene Idaho and Missoula Montana to Gardiner, where we spent an evening exploring the northern loop of Yellowstone National Park. From there we continued through Idaho to Logan, Utah, crossed central Utah to Grand Junction, Colorado, and then made the spectacular drive across the Rockies to Golden—including a trip through the Eisenhower Tunnel.

After arriving in Golden and getting our son settled at Mines, we made another memorable mountain drive to the summit of Mount Blue Sky, one of the highest paved roads in North America.

Our trip home took us back across Utah and Nevada. Along the way we stopped at the Great Salt Lake and Bonneville Salt Flats, continued through Reno and Modoc National Forest in northeastern California, and reached Klamath Falls, Oregon. There we added one final major adventure: visiting Crater Lake National Park and driving the Rim Road around the lake.

From high Rocky Mountain passes and Yellowstone wildlife to Utah salt flats, Nevada deserts and the deep blue of Crater Lake, the trip became much more than simply taking our son to college. It was a nearly 4,000-mile family adventure—and a pretty remarkable demonstration of what it is possible to do with an electric vehicle towing a travel trailer.

u/WSUPolar — 2 months ago
▲ 85 r/IONNA

Hey y’all I came back through Fruita!

Better? There we no cars on these side spots when I pulled in this time. Trailer is fully inside the edges of the parking line now!

u/WSUPolar — 2 months ago
▲ 73 r/IONNA

First Ionna Charge; am I doing this right?

Just wasn’t a trailer friendly location - the long cables made a reach around possible. There was plenty of room to drive around the rear of my caboose. That’s said - plug and charge worked flawlessly,

u/WSUPolar — 2 months ago
▲ 329 r/EVCamping+1 crossposts

First leg of 4000 mile trip - done!

Was able to charge up to 100% today to start the second drive off at full battery.

u/WSUPolar — 2 months ago

Nap Ticket VS No Ticket

I have seen a distinct drop in quality of the items in the pick up box since my free nap ticket expired. Has anyone else who just kept their original nap time Pokemon on the island seen the same? Or am I just looking at too small of a sample size?

u/WSUPolar — 3 months ago
▲ 192 r/Rivian

ECRC: Stampede Pass

One of our annual runs; always a popular trail drive. Trails were busy; a lot of people out enjoying nature. Great turn out as well 17 rigs; but alas none of our R2 members were yet able to make it.

u/WSUPolar — 3 months ago
▲ 258 r/EVCamping+3 crossposts

So am I going to die?

After seeing so many of these pop-up in my feed, I figured it was time to see what y’all say about my set up.

u/WSUPolar — 3 months ago
▲ 43 r/Rivian

So Close!!!

I ended up chatting with someone at the RAN I was charging at; by the time my conversation finished I was super close to 100 kWh anyway so I decided to go for it. Just a slight delay when I pressed the stop button. On the plus side I did hit $37 exactly.

u/WSUPolar — 3 months ago
▲ 37 r/ooni

WFH Day - time for Pizza!

It’s a good night up here in the PNW!

u/WSUPolar — 4 months ago
▲ 292 r/Rivian

Two of a Kind!

Came out to see my identical OEM spec parked near me - had to move my rig to park next to them. This is the best before/after comparison I could ask to have!

u/WSUPolar — 4 months ago
▲ 23 r/Rivian

Goodbye summer efficiency!i

Hello my old friends vibration, drone, and fun!!

u/WSUPolar — 4 months ago