Highest roads of Oregon
Located in the Pacific Northwest region on the West Coast of the United States, Oregon is a state divided by mountains. It’s bounded to the north by Washington state; to the east by Idaho; to the south by Nevada and California; and to the west by the Pacific Ocean. Oregon is one of the most geographically diverse states in the U.S. It is most known for its diverse landscape that includes a rugged coastline, mountains, dense forests, valleys, high desert and large cities.
| Mountain road | Elevation | County | Surface |
| Steens Mountain | 2.968m (9,737ft) | Harney | Gravel |
| Crane Mountain | 2.576m (8,451ft) | Lake | Gravel |
| Light Peak | 2.509m (8,231ft) | Lake | Gravel |
| Vinegar Hill | 2.477m (8,126ft) | Grant | Gravel |
| Mount Bachelor | 2.461m (8,074ft) | Deschutes | Gravel |
| Pelican Butte | 2.450m (8,037ft) | Klamath | Gravel |
| Paulina Peak | 2.434m (7,984ft) | Deschutes | Gravel |
| Pine Creek Res. | 2.423m (7,949ft) | Baker | Gravel |
| Rim Drive | 2.401m (7,877ft) | Klamath | Asphalt |
Pic: Jared McCullough
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