Driving Roads / Pikes Peak Highway

This 19-mile toll road climbs from Cascade to the 14,115-foot summit of Pikes Peak, the same mountain made legendary by the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. It runs about 19 miles along Pikes Peak Highway (toll road) in Colorado. Drive time: about 55 minutes one way.
Best time to go: Summer to early fall for the best chance of reaching the summit; the road is partly open all year, but the upper section closes when snow removal becomes too difficult.

Sources: Length · High point · Best time. Drive time is the route time for the mapped route without stops, from Mapbox.
Record the climb to the summit and keep it on your map with the time and distance. Speeds are low near the top, so take it slow.
Thin air, steep grades and a brake-check station mean using low gears on descent and respecting the strict posted speed limits.
Open Road keeps every drive: the route on a map, the time and the distance. On iPhone and Android.