Ovrlnd Rd
Adventurer
This issue with Burnt Knob is not really how narrow it is although that's an issue if you're going up and someone else is coming down. The major problem is how rocky it is. Like I mentioned, I hooked one rock big enough that it bent the braces for my passenger side step. Driller went up it with a camper but I think he formed some new creases in his driver's seat while doing it. We only got about a mile in and decided that was enough and turned around (another challenge to do).
You shouldn't have too much issue with food/gas. The only detour we made was into Riggins simply because gas in Burgdorf was so expensive (understandably given their location but that doesn't mean we wanted to pay it). I usually had at least 1/2 tank left whenever we stopped for fuel. Food shouldn't be an issue either as long as you have a couple days worth. We hit a grocery store in Glenn's Ferry and Elk City just to fill out our stock especially since FrenchieXJ was running out of ice cream bars. There are restaurants along the way but it may be an issue timing them when you want to eat if that's your only plan.
You should be fine navigation wise also. I liked the Butler BDR map because it has the route highlighted and exploded views of the sections. It does have fairly fine print though and when you get into a spot with a spaghetti plate full of roads coming together it's difficult to be certain which is the one to leave the intersection on. We backtracked more than once but rarely more than 1/4-1/2 mile. The GPS didn't tell us where to turn just that we were no longer on the route.
You shouldn't have too much issue with food/gas. The only detour we made was into Riggins simply because gas in Burgdorf was so expensive (understandably given their location but that doesn't mean we wanted to pay it). I usually had at least 1/2 tank left whenever we stopped for fuel. Food shouldn't be an issue either as long as you have a couple days worth. We hit a grocery store in Glenn's Ferry and Elk City just to fill out our stock especially since FrenchieXJ was running out of ice cream bars. There are restaurants along the way but it may be an issue timing them when you want to eat if that's your only plan.
You should be fine navigation wise also. I liked the Butler BDR map because it has the route highlighted and exploded views of the sections. It does have fairly fine print though and when you get into a spot with a spaghetti plate full of roads coming together it's difficult to be certain which is the one to leave the intersection on. We backtracked more than once but rarely more than 1/4-1/2 mile. The GPS didn't tell us where to turn just that we were no longer on the route.
