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California State Route 167 - East

The route begins at a signed intersection with U.S. Route 395, 1.5 miles south of Lee Vining and directly across from the south entrance to the Mono Basin Scenic Area Visitor Center. The highway heads east across the flat, high-desert floor of the Mono Basin. This segment offers long, straight stretches with expansive views of the surrounding arid landscape and distant mountains. The road gradually climbs from the basin into low, rolling hills characterized by volcanic rock formations, passing near the edge of the Mono Craters volcanic field. SR 167 ends at a simple, unmarked boundary at the California-Nevada border. The pavement continues uninterrupted as Nevada State Route 359. This is a very remote highway with no services (no gas, food, water, or cell reception) along its entire length. Travelers must be fully self-sufficient. The road can be impacted by high winds, blowing dust, and winter snow/ice. It may not be regularly plowed in winter. Length: 21 miles Drivetime: 20 min