Roads of Latvia

Nestled in the Baltic region of Northern Europe, Latvia is a tapestry of dense forests, sprawling beaches, and roads that promise tales of history and nature's splendor. Here, every route is not just a means to an end, but a journey that evokes the soul of Latvia's ethereal beauty.

At the zenith of Latvian roads lies the route to Gaizinkalns, the country's highest point. As you ascend to this elevation of 311 meters, the landscape unfolds in a myriad of green hues, interspersed with the deep blues of its many lakes. Every twist and turn up this elevation promises a vista that captures the essence of Latvia's topography.

For those who are enamored by the embrace of the sea, the P111 Road is a siren's call. Located on the western coast, this scenic route offers a mesmerizing drive along the Baltic Sea coast. The whisper of the waves, the endless horizon, and the rugged beauty of the coastline make this journey both tranquil and invigorating.

While the Riga-Talsi highway serenades with its verdant fields and serene lakes, the Liepaja-Ventspils highway is a testament to Latvia's maritime heritage, with views of sand dunes, ancient lighthouses, and the expansive Baltic Sea.

Embarking on Latvia's roads is akin to reading a lyrical poem, where every kilometer traveled reveals another stanza of its natural grandeur and rich heritage. Strap in, let the Baltic breeze guide your journey, and let Latvia's roads unfold their magic.

At an elevation of 311m (1,020ft) above the sea level, Gaizinkalns is the highest point in Latvia. It’s located in the Vidzemes Highlands in eastern Latvia.

P79 is a very scenic regional road located in Vidzeme region, in northeastern Latvia.

Located on the western coast of Latvia, the scenic P111 is a rewarding drive along the Baltic Sea coast.