How to drive the cracked road to Abra Negro Bueno in the central highlands?

Abra Negro Bueno is a high mountain pass situated at 4,648m (15,249ft) above sea level, nestled in the central Peruvian Andes.

Abra del Negro Bueno

Where is Abra Negro Bueno?

Located east of Lima, this pass also lies on the border between Junín and Lima regions, deep in the mountainous terrain of central Peru.

Is the road to Abra Negro Bueno paved?

The road climbing to the summit is part of Carretera 24 and is completely paved. However, it's far from smooth — riddled with cracks, potholes, and sharp bends. Night driving is discouraged, as large potholes can lead to mechanical issues, such as damage to the suspension system, shocks, or even tire punctures.

How long is the road to Abra Negro Bueno?

This section of the road also spans 118km (73 miles), connecting Huancayo to Tinco. Along the way, drivers will traverse multiple elevated passes, making it both a challenging and scenic route.
Road suggested by: Hugh Wilson

 

 

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