Mountain Pass Signs

[drummer_evans_aki]

I'm probably the only person who thinks that mountain pass signs are cool. I don't know why. Maybe it's seeing the elevations, or what not but these things are fun to me. So if anyone has any pictures of mountain pass signs, please do post.

[corco]

Probably not quite what you are thinking, but I always liked this sign on US-12 west of White Pass

[xonhulu]

I'm probably the only person who thinks that mountain pass signs are cool. I don't know why. Maybe it's seeing the elevations, or what not but these things are fun to me. So if anyone has any pictures of mountain pass signs, please do post.

I like them, too, and I resent it when they're not posted with the elevation.  Oregon's pretty good at posting these, even on the relatively low passes in the Coast Range.

[roadfro]

Nevada signs most mountain passes, typically with name of pass/summit and elevation. An example from Wikipedia: State Route 266 at Lida Summit.

Nevada also signs elevations on its city/town name signs. Using both signs in concert, one can really see the variance in elevation on a drive throughout the state.

[oscar]

Colorado has lots of mountain passes, and perhaps for that reason seems hit-or-miss on posting them, since even a pass over 10,000 feet is not necessarily anything special in that state.

[drummer_evans_aki]

I'm probably the only person who thinks that mountain pass signs are cool. I don't know why. Maybe it's seeing the elevations, or what not but these things are fun to me. So if anyone has any pictures of mountain pass signs, please do post.

I like them, too, and I resent it when they're not posted with the elevation.  Oregon's pretty good at posting these, even on the relatively low passes in the Coast Range.

Yeah me too. I live in Portland and drive around quite a bit. Unfortunately, I can't get out and get pictures.