What are the highest roads in Oregon?

Located in the Pacific Northwest region on the West Coast of the United States, Oregon is a state of spectacular contrasts, geologically divided by its colossal mountain ranges. Bounded by Washington, Idaho, Nevada, California, and the Pacific Ocean, Oregon is celebrated as one of the most geographically diverse states in the U.S. While known for its rugged coastline, vast forests, and fertile valleys, the state's vertical core is the Cascade Range and other towering mountain systems.

Highest roads of Oregon

This high-altitude domain, featuring snow-capped volcanic peaks and expansive high desert, has created an essential network of challenging, scenic byways and mountain passes, inviting drivers to explore Oregon's highest and most diverse terrain.

Highest roads in Oregon

Mountain roadElevationCountySurface
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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