Image:Ridge Route concrete curb.jpg

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Ridge Route, concrete curb.jpg courtesy avnative

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This curbing was used to prevent automobiles and trucks from going off the roadway and down into the mountainside below. The particular portion shown here is perhaps the longest continuous curbing extant on the Ridge Route today. Photo from private collection of avnative.

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