
Drives Nevada Reno, Carson City and Lake Tahoe
Kingsbury Grade
NV 207 · Stateline → Carson Valley
The drive
Kingsbury Grade is Nevada State Route 207. It begins at US 50 in Stateline near the California line, climbs east through the Kingsbury area, and crosses Daggett Pass at 7,344 feet. Past the pass it winds through Toiyabe National Forest land with several switchbacks, then turns south and descends an escarpment to the Carson Valley floor.
This drive covers 10.9 miles in about 20 minutes and ends at Foothill Road. The mountain section stayed unpaved until 1967. Twisty most of the way, it runs from the lake to the valley floor.
Along the way
- Stateline (US-50)
- Daggett Pass
- Carson Valley (Foothill Road)
Good to know
- Check Nevada 511 in winter; its map shows road conditions and chain requirements.
Open all year, weather permitting. Roads close for snow, fire, storms and repairs: before you set off, check Nevada 511: road conditions.
Questions about this drive
How long does Kingsbury Grade take to drive?
Kingsbury Grade from Stateline to Foothill Road is 10.9 miles and takes about 20 minutes.
How high is Daggett Pass on Kingsbury Grade?
Daggett Pass on Kingsbury Grade is 7,344 feet.
Is Kingsbury Grade twisty?
Yes. It is twisty most of the way, with several switchbacks as it descends to the Carson Valley.
What you get in the app
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More drives near here
Distance, time, elevation, curves and intensity are from Carve's route. Checked 2026-10-28.



