Leaving Monterey, the gently curving two-lane highway passes through a corridor of oak and pine trees and on into a sunny plateau with an unobstructed view of lined vistas, the route then rises abruptly to elevations of over 700 feet.

Departing this portion, a motorist is afforded a distant view of the Salina Valley and the Gabilan mountain range. The last five miles of the drive offers a magnificent stand of sycamores - Sycamore Flats - plus another change of scene created by the bottom lands of El Toro Creek.

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Any questions, comments, or suggestions should be emailed to Dennis Cadd at
dennis_cadd@dot.ca.gov