California State Route 36 is a scenic highway that stretches approximately 140 miles across northern California. It begins in the city of Red Bluff and ends at U.S. Route 101 near Eureka. The route traverses diverse landscapes, including forests, mountains, and valleys, making it a popular choice for travelers seeking natural beauty. The highway passes through several small towns, such as Hayfork and Bridgeville, offering access to outdoor activities like hiking and fishing. California State Route 36 is also known for its winding roads and picturesque views, attracting both locals and tourists alike.