However, the entire segment of Highway 1 on the Big Sur coast from Cambria to Limekiln, and from Monterey to Lucia, remains open.
Two miles of Highway 1 between Lucia and Limekiln State Park remain closed due to the repair at Paul’s Slide. Further information on progress at Paul’s Slide and Dani Creek will be made as updates become available. The safety of our crews remains the first priority.Īt this time, it is not known when a refreshed estimate for reopening the highway will be made. The fact that the mountain continues to move makes a possible reopening date a moving target as well.Ĭrews have been working all daylight hours, seven days a week at Paul’s Slide since April of this year. Geotech teams continue to study drone imagery and other measurements of recent slide activity. MONTEREY/SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTIES – Due to recent continued slide activity at the repair site at Paul’s Slide, an estimate for a possible reopening date for Highway 1 will not be attempted until further Geotech investigations are completed. NO ESTIMATE FOR REOPENING OF HIGHWAY 1 AT PAUL’S SLIDE Road information and updates can also be found on Caltrans District 5 Social Media platforms: Twitter at: Facebook at: Caltrans Central Coast (District 5) and Instagram at: Caltrans_D5. Highway 1 on the Big Sur coast remains open from Cambria to Limekiln, and from Monterey to Lucia. Our approach continues to prioritize the safety of crews who have worked almost nonstop since late March to remove slide material and stabilize the hillside.Ī two-mile closure of Highway 1 remains in effect between Limekiln State Park and Lucia. Geotech crews continue to study measurements of recent slide activity and, in coordination with Caltrans engineering teams, will design repairs based on the assessment of these slide conditions. The result of current Geotech studies will help determine specific next steps for repair efforts. MONTEREY/SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTIES – Continued movement of the hillside has paused slide removal efforts at Paul's Slide. GEOTECH INVESTIGATIONS TO DETERMINE NEXT STEPS AT PAUL'S SLIDE Traveler information at: Caltrans QuickMap Pageĭistrict: 05 – Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Monterey, San Benito, and Santa Cruz CountiesĬontact: Kevin Drabinski or Alexa Bertola
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Nacimiento-Fergusson Road remains closed for repairs.ĭownload PDF of this map for an expanded view Reverse this if coming from the northern section. To visit the southern section and then detour around to visit the norther section, take Highway 46 east to Highway 101 north, to Highway 68 west, to Highway 1 south to Big Sur. To visit the southern section from the south, take Highway 101 north to Highway 1 and continue north. If you are coming from the north driving directions are as usual If you are coming from Los Angeles, this route adds only about 35 minutes to your drive. If you are coming from the south and want to visit the northern section you'll need to take Highway 101 to Highway 68 west (near Salinas) to Highway 1 south from Monterey. All coastal businesses remain open.Īs you can see on the map below Big Sur is separated into the northern section and the southern section. 1 until they encounter the turnaround at Limekiln State Park. Travelers in the Morro Bay - Cambria area will be able to travel north for over 47 miles from Cambria on Hwy. Work on Paul's slide has stopped because of slide activity. The re is no estimate for reopening Highway 1 at Paul’s Slide at this time. Highway 1 Conditions in Big Sur, California
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