Highway

Highway 101, often referred to as U.S. Route 101, is a major north-south highway in the western United States. Stretching about 2,500 miles, it runs from Los Angeles, California, to Olympia, Washington. It serves as a vital transportation route, linking key cities along the West Coast, including San Francisco and Portland. The highway is known for its scenic views, especially along the California coast, where travelers can experience beaches, mountains, and national parks. Alongside its recreational appeal, Highway 101 is essential for commerce, tourism, and everyday travel, making it a crucial part of the region's infrastructure.