What are the highest roads in Nevada?
Located in the western, and southwestern regions of the United States, Nevada is a land of discovery and adventure. Most of the state lies within the Great Basin of the Basin and Range region. Its name means snowy. Nevada, the 7th most extensive state, is located in a mountainous region that includes vast semiarid grasslands and sandy alkali deserts.
Highest roads in Nevada
| Mountain road | Elevation | County | Surface |
| Mount Washington | 3.493m (11,459ft) | White Pine | Gravel |
| Mount Grant | 3.388m (11,115ft) | Mineral | Gravel |
| Ward Mountain | 3.336m (10,944ft) | White Pine | Gravel |
| Cave Mountain | 3.277m (10,751ft) | White Pine | Gravel |
| Cass House Peak | 3.203m (10,508ft) | Elko | Gravel |
| Corey Peak | 3.201m (10,501ft) | Mineral | Gravel |
| Spruce Mountain | 3.129m (10,267ft) | Elko | Gravel |
| Mount Callaghan | 3.107m (10,193ft) | Lander | Gravel |
| Masket Peak | 3.105m (10,187ft) | Nye | Gravel |
| Wheeler Peak | 3.103m (10,180ft) | White Pine | Asphalt |
| Relay Peak | 3.102m (10,177ft) | Washoe | Gravel |
| Mustang Mountain | 3.097m (10,160ft) | Esmeralda | Gravel |
| Johnson's Mill | 3.074m (10,085ft) | White Pine | Gravel |
| Hamels Peak | 3.067m (10,062ft) | White Pine | Gravel |
| Mount Hamilton | 3.091m (10,141ft) | White Pine | Gravel |
| Spanish Peak | 3.012m (9,881ft) | Nye | Gravel |
| Mustang Pass | 3.011m (9,878ft) | Esmeralda | Gravel |
| Big Indian Mountain | 2.987m (9,799ft) | Mineral | Gravel |
| Mount Lewis | 2.933m (9,622ft) | Lander | Gravel |
| O'Neal Peak | 2.930m (9,612ft) | White Pine | Gravel |
| Slide Mountain | 2.928m (9,606ft) | Washoe | Gravel |