County Road Closures
Information current as of: Wednesday, 2/13/2019, 3:30 p.m.
Crowley Lake Drive in Long Valley: Closed between McGee Creek Road and 249 Crowley Lake Drive due to wind drifting and avalanche danger. Road will be re-opened and snow removal operations will resume when weather, avalanche conditions and resources permit.
Poole Power Plant Road: Snow removal operations have been suspended at the intersection with Hwy 120, and will resume when weather, avalanche conditions and resources permit safe operations in the area.
(portions of) Lakeview Drive in June Lake: Snow removal operations have been suspended due to avalanche danger and will resume when weather, avalanche conditions and resources permit.
Upper Rock Creek Road: Is closed at the bottom of canyon, at intersection with Crowley Lake Drive, until weather, avalanche conditions and resources permit safe operations and plowing to the Snow Park can resume.
Saddlebag Lake Road: Closed for the winter season.
Bodie Road: Due to a mudslide on 8/14/18 and extensive road wash-outs, the Bodie Road is closed from the Nevada State line into Mineral County Nevada. This section of roadway has severe damage that makes the road impassible. Mineral County may not have it repaired until the spring of 2019. For details on the status of State Hwy 270 (aka the Bodie Road), please check http://www.dot.ca.gov/cgi-bin/roads.cgi
Cottonwood Canyon Road: Closed/gated approximately 4 miles from the intersection with Hwy. 167.
Lundy Lake Road: Closed/gated approximately 1.5 miles from intersection with Hwy 395, at the bottom gate.
Virginia Lakes Road: Snow removal operations were suspended on January 16, and the road is currently closed at the bottom parking lot and open to over-snow travel. The closure determination will be revisited every Monday and snow removal operations will resume when weather, avalanche conditions, and resources permit.
Twin Lakes Road: is closed at Buckeye Road due to wind drifting. Snow removal operations will resume in the morning, Thursday February 14.
NOTE: Most Forest Service roads are currently impassable in wheeled vehicles, and open to over-snow travel. Check local weather forecasts before any visits to remote areas.
Actual road closures and activity will be updated periodically – please consider these notices as warnings, and plan accordingly.
Past Road Activities and Projects:
See Projects and Notices page.
If you'd like to report a hazardous road condition on county roads, call (760) 932-5440.
To report a hazardous condition on a State Highway, contact Caltrans at (760)872-0601. For current Caltrans Highway conditions go to http://www.dot.ca.gov/cgi-bin/roads.cgi or call them at 1-800-427-7623.
