California State Route 190, often referred to as SR 190, is a state highway located in the eastern part of California. It stretches approximately 80 miles, connecting the towns of Porterville and Death Valley National Park. The route offers scenic views of the Sierra Nevada mountains and the surrounding desert landscapes. SR 190 serves as a vital link for travelers heading to popular destinations, including Sequoia National Park and Death Valley. The highway features various elevations, with its highest point reaching over 6,000 feet, providing a diverse driving experience through California's unique geography.