Nevada Scenic Byway
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| Length: | 420 mi (680 km) |
| Formed: | 1983 |
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| Interstates: | Interstate nn (I-nn) |
| US Highways: | US Route nn (US nn) |
| State: | State Route nn (SR nn) |
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The U.S. state of Nevada maintains a system of scenic byways throughout the state. Currently, there are 20 designated state scenic byways. Some of these state scenic byways have also been incorporated into national byway designations.
Nevada's scenic byway program was established by the Nevada Legislature in 1983. The Nevada Department of Transportation is the primary agency responsible for the program, and its director has the authority to add new byways into the system.
As of 2015, 20 road segments throughout Nevada have been designated as state scenic byways. The system comprises approximately 420 miles (680 km) of roads. Fifteen of the state's scenic byways overlap with state-maintained highways.
The National Scenic Byways program has four listings in Nevada, including one All-American Road. Additionally, one byway is part of the National Forest Scenic Byway program. All national byway designations comprise one or more of the Nevada scenic byways above.
Angel Lake Road near Angel Lake
Kyle Canyon seen from Kyle Canyon Road
Lehman Caves Road entering Great Basin National Park
View of Lake Tahoe from North Shore Road
Red Rock Road entering Red Rock Canyon
Cave Rock Tunnels on US 50 near Lake Tahoe
Valley of Fire Road
Lamoille Canyon Road
The Las Vegas Strip, an "All-American Road"
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