Update: Caltrans reopens 12-mile stretch of Highway 1 after rockslide 

Update posted Feb. 10, 5 a.m.:

– Highway 1 has reopened between Ragged Point and Gorda, according to a Facebook post by Cal Trans District 5.

Crews were on scene at first light on Friday to clear slide material from the roadway which included a 5 ft. diameter boulder. Crews then inspected the remainder of the closure area before reopening the roadway:

Original article posted Feb. 7, 5 a.m.:

Caltrans closes 12-mile stretch of Highway 1 after rockslide

– A 12-mile section of Highway 1 is closed overnight between Ragged Point in northern San Luis Obispo County and Gorda in southern Monterey County due to a small slide covering the northbound lane on a blind curve.

Crews will be on-site today at first light to assess the conditions and clear debris from the roadway. There is no estimated time for reopening.

Twelve miles of Hwy. 1 are now closed overnight between Ragged Point in northern San Luis Obispo County and Gorda in southern Monterey County due to small slide covering the northbound lane on a blind curve. Crews will be out at first light to assess and clear debris from lanes. pic.twitter.com/36RwDwoc0P

— Caltrans District 5 (@CaltransD5) February 7, 2025

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