Highway 1 at the south end of Big Sur will be open overnight, Caltrans announced Thursday. Crews are still working to clear a rockslide that blocked the highway March 5 at Alder Creek, south of Gorda.
The road had been closed from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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Highway 1 at the south end of Big Sur will be open overnight, Caltrans announced Thursday. Crews are still working to clear a rockslide that blocked the highway March 5 at Alder Creek, south of Gorda.
The road had been closed from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Traffic is controlled by signal lights and stop signs at three spots in the Lucia area where only one traffic lane is available due to roadwork.
Call 888-836-0866 toll-free for information on road conditions on Big Sur from Cambria to Carmel, or go to the Caltrans road information Web site at http://bit.ly/cthwy.
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