It begins from Si'on (Hebrew: שיאון, pronounced "see-OWN") adjacent to the community Snir and the village Ghajar, where it splits north from Highway 99.

After the checkpoint, the road moves in a northeast direction and climbs steeply on Shebaa farms in parallel with the international border between Golan Heights and Lebanon (the Blue Line).

The road passes near the Shebaa farms while on its steep course in the Mount Hermon nature reserve.

For the entire length of the road, IDF installations are standing, and it ends its length of 29 km with another IDF checkpoint near the lower cable car of Mount Hermon, where it meets Highway 98.

Next to the road is Mount Betarim, on which a place is marked as the location where Abraham's covenant of the pieces occurred.