Richard R
Member
I thought I'd just mention this since I've had some experience in travelling out in the wilderness. Several years ago my wife and I ventured out to the western states to visit National Parks like Glacier, Yellowstone, Devil's Tower, Little Big Horn etc. I had the foresight to carry a 5 gallon gas container and I was plenty glad that I did. We were running low on gas, somewhere out in the middle of nowhere, hoping that at the next interstate interchange there would be somewhere to fuel up. When we got there, there was NOTHING! That 5 gallon surely came in handy. My son had a similar experience in a rental car when he and his wife travelled from Las Vegas to visit the Grand Canyon. They had to go way out of their way, running on fumes to find a small, dinky town with one gas pump to fill up. I'll never plan another long trip without carrying extra gas, it's not going to take up enough space that you won't have room for.