These were taken by Dave Nelson from the north end of Big Creek Bridge on Saturday, 8/30/25. This is from an angle not normally seen in the photos Caltrans provides. (When it provides.)
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Looks very unstable still. Maybe next year it can open but I highly doubt anytime soon
I bet the wildlife is loving having their earth space back to themselves!!!
Not being an expert, it looks very risky once we receive torrential rains. May be better to have waited longer for more drastic "cut back"....Time will tell like before...
I heard that the rockfall has to be trucked away correct ? Someone asked me why it isn’t just pushed doen
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The ocean … which would be bad for the ocean I’m
Sure . I wonder what the long term plan is ? Maybe an aerial tram!