Depending on where you go and how....
Posted By: Dreamweaver on 2007-04-12
In Reply to: It is spring, traveling in summer out west, my question is - Nan
If you drive over any of the high mountain passes (around 14,000 feet), chances are there will be snow, but probably not on the roads. My husband's family lives on the "Western Slope" so we drive out there every couple of years or so. It can be over 90 degrees at the bottom of the mountain, and at the top of the pass it will be 32 degrees and foggy, with snow on the ground.
It isn't something to be overly concerned about unless you are planning on camping up that high. Just driving through, you shouldn't have any problems. If you'd like more info, feel free to email me.
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