Route Description
The Mountain View Corridor will start at SR-73 in Saratoga Springs and run north to a junction with a spur of the roadway that runs east to Interstate 15 in Lehi. The spur, designated as 2100 North, also carries the SR-85 designation.
From the junction at 2100 North, the Mountain View Corridor will continue north through Camp Williams into Salt Lake County, running west of Redwood Road (SR-68). Just north of Camp Williams it will curve northwest until it reaches Porter Rockwell Boulevard in Bluffdale. Porter Rockwell Boulevard will be a non-freeway spur of the Mountain View Corridor that runs east to connect with Redwood Road (SR-68) at about 16000 South. It will also serve as the initial access to the southern end of the Mountain View Corridor until portions south of this point are completed.
From Porter Rockwell Boulevard it will continue northwest to 13400 South at about 4800 West in Herriman and then continue north again to 12600 South. From 12600 South it will curve northwest again, crossing Daybreak Parkway (at about 11700 South) in Daybreak—a neighborhood of South Jordan—to the Old Bingham Highway (at about 10200 South) in West Jordan, and then curve slightly back to the northeast until reaches 9000 South just west of 5400 West.
From 9000 South it will head north, crossing over 8200 South, until 7800 South where it will curve northwest to 7000 South at about 6400 West. From 7000 South it will proceed north, crossing 6200 South, to 5400 South (SR-173). From 5400 South it will curve northeast again until it reaches 4100 South in West Valley City at about 5700 West and then head north again, crossing 3500 South (SR-171), to a junction with SR-201.
From SR-201 it will continue north to California Avenue in Salt Lake City. From California Avenue it will finally curve northwest once again before ending at a junction with Interstate 80 at about 6100 West in Salt Lake City (a few miles west of the Salt Lake City International Airport).
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