Tollhouse Road Is Miles Of White-Knuckle Driving In Fresno County
Tollhouse Road is the name of a challenging drive located in Fresno County, in the central portion of the U.S. state of California.
Is Tollhouse Road paved?
Located within the Sierra National Forest, Tollhouse Road (California State Route 168) is totally paved. It’s 114.42km (71.1 miles) long, running south-north from Fresno, a city in California's San Joaquin Valley to Huntington Lake.
Is Tollhouse Road challenging?
Set high in the Sierra Nevada mountains, the road is quite challenging, winding around mountains, with turns, hairpin turns, and steep sections. It tops out at 2.312m (7,585ft) above the sea level. Plan 2 hours to complete the drive without any stop. It was created as a toll road in the 1860’s.
Road suggested by: Carol Justice