Hallelujah Junction: SR70-US395
Built around the meeting of U.S. Route 395 and California State Route 70, Hallelujah Junction grew into a small roadside community in northeastern California. It occupies open, sparsely settled high-desert country near the northern Sierra Nevada, where long road corridors cross a broad basin edged by low, dry ranges. State Route 70 heads southwest toward Portola and the Feather River region; U.S. 395 runs north to Susanville and south toward Reno. The junction is a practical dividing point between the Reno area, Lassen County and mountain routes of the Sierra. U.S. Route 395 belongs to the original numbered U.S. Highway system, established in 1926, giving this modest intersection a place on a long-distance western road corridor.
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Tucked between the northern Sierra Nevada and the open basins of northeastern California, Hallelujah Junction is a place whose character is shaped by the highway corridor where U.S. Route 395 meets State Route 70. It is a named crossroads rather than a conventional town centre, set near Beckwourth Pass, a crossing through the Sierra Nevada. The pass is named for James Pierson Beckwourth, who established the Beckwourth Trail in 1851. State Route 70 continues toward Portola and the Feather River country, while US 395 follows a long north–south route through California’s interior. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of northeastern California.
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