
Antlers Bridge · I-5
About 6.1 mi from the middle of the lake
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Current elevation, feet below full pool, and every public ramp's cutoff elevation. Ramp status is derived from the live lake level — we never publish a status nobody measured.
Full pool 1,067 ft
Reading observed · California Data Exchange Center (gauge SHA)
| Ramp | Arm/area | Cutoff elevation | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Centimudi Public Boat Ramp | Not published | 857 ft | Open |
| Jones Valley Public Boat Ramp | Not published | 857 ft | Open |
| Sugarloaf Public Boat Ramp | Not published | 907 ft | Open |
| Packers Bay Public Boat Ramp | Not published | 952 ft | Open |
| Hirz Bay Public Boat Ramp | Not published | 972 ft | Open |
| Antlers Public Boat Ramp | Not published | 992 ft | Closed |
| Bailey Cove Public Boat Ramp | Not published | 1,017 ft | Closed by agency orderClosed by USFS Forest Order 14-25-11: Bailey Cove Road (Forest Road No. 34N40Y) is closed from Shasta Caverns Road to the boat ramp because the area is undergoing construction from two failed culverts. Contact (530) 226-2500. In force through December 31, 2026. USDA Forest Service order |
Cutoffs come from the Forest Service, which publishes them as feet of drawdown below a full pool of 1,067 ft. Where its own pages disagree we use the shallower figure, so a ramp may still be open below our threshold. Ranger station 530-275-1587 · Shasta Recreation Company 530-275-8113.
Lake at 979.4 ft, cutoff 857 ft — 122.4 ft above. 87.6 ft below full pool. Reading observed 2 hours ago.
105 parking spaces
Flush toilets. 105 parking spaces.
I-5 exit 685, Shasta Dam Blvd. Nearest ramp to the dam.
$18 per vehicle per day. The older Boat Ramps at Shasta Lake handout says $16 at all open public ramps.
Sources disagree
The USFS ramp page and the ramp handout agree on 210 ft. A current-conditions notice reports a high amount of driftwood at the ramp.
Lake at 979.4 ft, cutoff 857 ft — 122.4 ft above. 87.6 ft below full pool. Reading observed 2 hours ago.
Paved, four ramps for varying lake levels. Flush toilets. No potable water. Day use only, no overnight camping.
I-5 exit 687, then Old Oregon Trail 3 mi, Bear Mountain Road 8.5 mi, left at Dry Creek Road junction, about 3 mi.
$18 per vehicle per day on the USFS ramp page; the ramp handout says $16. Season passes from Shasta Recreation Company, 530-275-8113.
Day use only
Sources disagree
USFS ramp page says 210 ft of drawdown; the Boat Ramps at Shasta Lake handout says 215 ft. We use the conservative 210. Parking capacity is not published.
Lake at 979.4 ft, cutoff 907 ft — 72.4 ft above. 87.6 ft below full pool. Reading observed 2 hours ago.
Vault toilets. No potable water. No dawn or dusk lighting — plan your return in daylight.
I-5 exit 702, same exit as Antlers.
$18 per vehicle per day; one place on the USFS page renders $17.
Sources disagree
Verified against USFS ramp page 2026-10-03: low-water ramp, open from 75 ft to 160 ft of drawdown (992 ft down to 907 ft). It is not open while the lake is above 992 ft.
Lake at 979.4 ft, cutoff 952 ft — 27.4 ft above. 87.6 ft below full pool. Reading observed 2 hours ago.
188 parking spaces
188 lighted parking spaces, flush toilets, accessible loading platform. No potable water. Open all year. USFS notes it gets very busy during holidays.
I-5 exit 695 northbound at O'Brien, then 1.5 mi south and 1.8 mi on Packers Bay Road.
$18 per vehicle per day, 50% Senior and Access Pass discount.
Sources disagree
Verified against USFS ramp page 2026-10-03: four lanes until 50 ft of drawdown, then two lanes until 115 ft of drawdown (952 ft).
Lake at 979.4 ft, cutoff 972 ft — 7.4 ft above. 87.6 ft below full pool. Reading observed 2 hours ago.
61 parking spaces
61 paved lighted parking spaces, courtesy dock, flush toilets. No potable water.
I-5 exit 698 Salt Creek/Gilman Road, then about 9 miles east on Gilman Road. 20 miles northeast of Redding.
$18 per vehicle per day on the USFS ramp page. Recreation.gov quotes $17 on the Ellery Creek and Hirz Bay pages and $16 on the Moore Creek page.
Sources disagree
USFS describes it as open year round to 95 ft of drawdown. Fee figures differ across USFS and Recreation.gov pages.
Lake at 979.4 ft, cutoff 992 ft — 12.6 ft below. 87.6 ft below full pool. Reading observed 2 hours ago.
Flush toilets, potable water and a drinking fountain, accessible boat loading. One of only two nearby ramps with a tap.
I-5 exit 702 at Lakehead.
$18 per vehicle per day.
Sources disagree
Verified against USFS ramp page 2026-10-03: four lanes until 75 ft of drawdown (992 ft); the ramp then closes and the Sugarloaf low-water ramp becomes available.
Closed by USFS Forest Order 14-25-11: Bailey Cove Road (Forest Road No. 34N40Y) is closed from Shasta Caverns Road to the boat ramp because the area is undergoing construction from two failed culverts. Contact (530) 226-2500. In force through December 31, 2026.
Flush toilets, potable water available, 9 picnic tables, camp host in summer. The shallowest-cutoff public ramp on the lake.
I-5 exit 695 O'Brien/Shasta Caverns, right at the end of the off ramp, then 0.4 mi along Shasta Caverns Road to the Bailey Cove junction.
$18 per vehicle per day.
Sources disagree
The USFS ramp page says two lanes until the lake drops 50 feet; the Bailey Cove campground page says 54 feet. We use the conservative 50 ft.
Readings belong to the water body, not to one campground, and each one carries the timestamp its own source published.
Lake level
979.37ft above sea level
Checked California Data Exchange Center (gauge SHA)
Percent of capacity
52.9% of capacity
Checked California Data Exchange Center (gauge SHA)
| Ramp | Observed status | Usable above | Calculated from lake level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Centimudi Public Boat Ramp | openobserved | 857 ft | usablecalculated from the 979.37 ft lake level read — not an on-site observation |
| Jones Valley Public Boat Ramp | openobserved | 857 ft | usablecalculated from the 979.37 ft lake level read — not an on-site observation |
| Sugarloaf Public Boat Ramp | openobserved | 907 ft | usablecalculated from the 979.37 ft lake level read — not an on-site observation |
| Packers Bay Public Boat Ramp | openobserved | 952 ft | usablecalculated from the 979.37 ft lake level read — not an on-site observation |
| Hirz Bay Public Boat Ramp | openobserved | 972 ft | close to its floorcalculated from the 979.37 ft lake level read — not an on-site observation |
| Antlers Public Boat Ramp | closedobserved | 992 ft | below its usable floorcalculated from the 979.37 ft lake level read — not an on-site observation |
| Bailey Cove Public Boat Ramp | closedobserved | 1017 ft | Closed by agency orderClosed by USFS Forest Order 14-25-11: Bailey Cove Road (Forest Road No. 34N40Y) is closed from Shasta Caverns Road to the boat ramp because the area is undergoing construction from two failed culverts. Contact (530) 226-2500. In force through . Credit: USDA Forest Service order |
Every ramp's page: today's status, lanes, parking and directions
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About 6.1 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 4.7 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 5 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 13.1 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 7.9 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 7.6 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 1.6 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 9.4 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 3.3 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 5 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 3.8 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 6.7 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 2.1 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 9.3 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 10.5 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 6 mi from the middle of the lake
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Full pool 1,210 ft
Reading observed · California Data Exchange Center (gauge WHI)
| Ramp | Arm/area | Cutoff elevation | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oak Bottom Boat Launch | Not published | Not published | No published cutoff |
| Brandy Creek Boat Launch | Not published | Not published | No published cutoff |
Cutoffs come from the Forest Service, which publishes them as feet of drawdown below a full pool of 1,210 ft. Where its own pages disagree we use the shallower figure, so a ramp may still be open below our threshold. Ranger station 530-275-1587 · Shasta Recreation Company 530-275-8113.
The managing agency does not publish a minimum usable elevation for this ramp, so we will not claim it is open or closed. Call ahead.
Boat ramp, canoe/kayak/small boat launch, dock, fish-cleaning station, accessible restroom with flush toilets, drinking water, picnic shelter, boat-trailer and RV parking.
Highway 299 west from Redding, then the signed Oak Bottom turnoff.
A National Park entrance pass is required to enter Whiskeytown: $25 per vehicle for 7 days. The park is cashless.
Sources disagree
The National Park Service does not publish a minimum usable elevation for Whiskeytown ramps, so no drawdown cutoff can be shown. Whiskeytown is held at a far steadier level than Shasta.
The managing agency does not publish a minimum usable elevation for this ramp, so we will not claim it is open or closed. Call ahead.
Accessible restrooms with flush toilets, drinking fountains, fish-cleaning station, large lot with boat-trailer, bus and RV parking.
Highway 299 west from Redding 10 mi, left on Kennedy Memorial Drive 5.6 mi to Brandy Creek Marina.
A National Park entrance pass is required to enter Whiskeytown: $25 per vehicle for 7 days. The park is cashless.
Sources disagree
The National Park Service does not publish a minimum usable elevation for Whiskeytown ramps, so no drawdown cutoff can be shown.
Readings belong to the water body, not to one campground, and each one carries the timestamp its own source published.
Lake level
1208.57ft above sea level
Checked California Data Exchange Center (gauge WHI)
Percent of capacity
98.2% of capacity
Checked California Data Exchange Center (gauge WHI)
| Ramp | Observed status | Usable above | Calculated from lake level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oak Bottom Boat Launch | unknownobserved | Not published | Not published |
| Brandy Creek Boat Launch | unknownobserved | Not published | Not published |
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About 1.4 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 11.8 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 6.6 mi from the middle of the lake
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About 8.6 mi from the middle of the lake
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Forecast: National Weather Service · issued Pacific · forecast point: Bailey Cove Campground, the campground nearest the middle of the lake
Forecast: National Weather Service · issued Pacific · forecast point: Brandy Creek RV Campground, the campground nearest the middle of the lake
Mount Shasta-McCloud Seasonal Area and Road Closure
Oct 5, 2026 – May 1, 2027 · Order 14-26-12
The Forest Service is issuing a Forest Order to close an area and roads on the Mount Shasta and McCloud Ranger Districts during winter conditions to minimize natural resource damage and to maintain a safe area for winter recreation use.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-26-12
2026 fire restrictions lifted
From Oct 2, 2026 · Order 14-26-07
Fire restrictions in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest are being lifted as of Oct. 2, 2026.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-26-07
Bailey Cove Road Closure Order
Sep 4 – Dec 31, 2026 · Order 14-25-11
The Forest Service is issuing a Forest Order for public safety to close Forest Road No. 34N40Y (Bailey Cove) and Forest Road No. 34N40YA on the Shasta Lake Ranger District within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. These roads are in an area undergoing construction from two failed culverts.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-25-11
Panther Basin and Panther Meadows Area and Use Restrictions
Sep 3, 2026 – Sep 3, 2028 · Order 14-26-10
There is a continuing need to protect natural resources in the Panther Basin and the Panther Meadows Areas, which are located on Mt. Shasta within the Mt. Shasta Ranger District of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This order is issued because of high-concentrated recreational use that caused extensive resource damage to sensitive meadows (trampling), water quality concerns (for example, bathing in streams), long-term dispersed camping, and public nudity. The Panther Basin area and the Panther Meadows area cannot withstand the recreation impacts without long-term consequences to the environment. Sensitive vegetation continues to be trampled and dispersed camping areas continue to expand in size causing soil compaction and other resource damage. Additionally, Panther Meadows is considered a sacred area by several local Native American groups that use the area for spiritual ceremonies, prayer, and healing.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-26-10
Upper Ski Bowl Parking Restriction Order
Aug 29, 2026 – Aug 29, 2028 · Order 14-26-09
There is a need to protect natural resources in the Panther Basin area, which is located on Mt. Shasta within the Mt. Shasta Ranger District. This Forest Order will restrict overnight parking at the Upper Ski Bowl parking lot due to a high concentration of recreational use which is causing extensive resource damage to nearby sensitive meadows (trampling) as well as water quality concerns. The Panther Meadows and Upper Ski Bowl area cannot withstand the recreational impacts without long-term consequences to the environment. Sensitive vegetation continues to be trampled, and dispersed camping areas are expanding in size causing soil compaction and other resource damage.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-26-09
Gateway Area Trails Closure 2026
Aug 21, 2026 – Dec 31, 2027 · Order 14-26-08
The order will close two trails in the Gateway Trails System (Magma – 04W50 and Deadwood – 04W51) on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. The closure is necessary to reduce risk to public safety within an area of massive white fir tree die off which has created many hazard trees along the trails. The Forest Service in conjunction with CalFire will be felling the hazard trees that pose a serious risk.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-26-08
Mount Shasta Plantation Area Camping and Fire Restrictions
Jul 29, 2026 – Jul 29, 2027 · Order 14-26-06
This order intends to address concerns related to dispersed camping impacts in the Mount Shasta Plantation Area. Specific concerns include: Concentrated and repeated sanitation use within and uphill of private water wells; campfires and wood gathering adjacent to private homes and subdivisions; expansion of de-vegetated sites that are repeatedly used; the introduction of noxious weeds and non-native plant materials; noise and visual impacts on popular developed recreation day-use sites and fee sites (campgrounds) that are next to the dispersed camping areas. The Forest Service has also received numerous complaints from residents who live adjacent to the National Forest and within the community including escaped campfires, vandalism, and threats to their personal safety from long-term dispersed campers and recreational users of the National Forest.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-26-06
North Fork Coffee Creek Trail Closure Order
Feb 20, 2026 – Dec 31, 2027 · Order 14-26-03
The Shasta-Trinity National Forest is closing a portion of the North Fork Coffee Creek Trail. The closure is necessary to protect public health and safety as the Forest Service, in partnership with the Federal Highway Administration, will soon start a construction contract to replace the Lower North Fork Coffee Creek Trail Bridge that was destroyed by fire.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-26-03
Trout Creek Bridge Closure Order
Jan 17, 2026 – Jan 17, 2027 · Order 14-26-02
The Trout Creek Bridge, a foot bridge in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, has a large crack that has fully compromised its structural integrity. The bridge in its current state represents a public safety hazard.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-26-02
South Fork Suspension Bridge Closure
Dec 24, 2025 – Oct 31, 2026 · Order 14-25-30
Weather-related damage to the suspension bridge of the South Fork National Recreation Trail south of the Scott Flat Campground has forced a closure of the bridge due to public safety concerns.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-25-30
McCloud River Loop Dispersed Camping Restriction
Sep 30, 2025 – Sep 30, 2027 · Order 14-25-23
This Forest Order prohibits dispersed camping in the area known as the McCloud River Loop Recreation Area within the McCloud Ranger District, previous Order No. 14-24-02. The objectives of this Forest Order are to control visitor activity to prevent resource degradation within the McCloud River Loop Recreation Area.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-25-23
Trinity Alps Wilderness Area Restrictions
Sep 19, 2025 – Sep 19, 2028 · Order 14-25-03
Restrictions in this order are necessary to promote public safety and protect the natural resources by reducing impacts to the wilderness environment by safeguarding visual quality, recreation use, cultural and archaeological preservation in the Trinity Alps Wilderness Area.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-25-03
Ah-Di-Na Area Closure
May 22, 2025 – May 22, 2027 · Order 14-25-10
Portions of AH-DI-NA area is closed to protect the endangered Sacramento River winter-run Chinook salmon eggs and fry in this area on the Shasta Lake Ranger District.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-25-10
Road Closure on Wild Mad Road
May 15, 2025 – May 15, 2027 · Order 14-25-09
A portion of Wild Mad Road near the community of Payne, CA, in Trinity County has been closed due to the failure of a culvert beneath the roadway. The closure is necessary due to safety concerns for the public.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-25-09
Madrone Campground Closure
Nov 23, 2024 – Dec 31, 2026 · Order 14-24-25
Madrone Campground on the Shasta Lake Ranger District is closed to provide for public safety.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-24-25
Mt. Shasta Wilderness Area Restrictions
Nov 9, 2024 – Nov 8, 2026 · Order 14-24-08
Mount Shasta Wilderness Restrictions will go into effect on Nov. 9, 2024 through Nov. 8, 2026 under Forest Order 14-24-08. This Forest Order renews restrictions to protect the habitat, soil, and natural resources of the Mt. Shasta Wilderness area and to provide for the safety of the public during their cultural, spiritual, and physical pursuits while visiting the area.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-24-08
Twin Arrows Area Closure
Jul 3, 2024 – Dec 31, 2026 · Order 14-24-12
National Forest system lands on the Mount Shasta Ranger District along South Fork Road (FS Road 40N26) are closed to prevent the spread of the forest pathogen ( Phytophthora lateralis) which affects Port Orford Cedar. Please do not stop or pull off the road surface when driving through this section.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-24-12
Don't Move a Mussel!
Dates not published
Hey Boaters, please clean, drain, and dry your vessel completely before setting out on Whiskeytown Lake. Thank you for doing your part to keep the Golden Mussel, an aquatic invasive species, out of the reservoir. Learn more about preventative measures.
National Park Service, Whiskeytown
Mussel Prohibition
Dec 4, 2025 – Dec 4, 2027 · Order 14-25-29
This order prohibits the possession and transportation of golden mussels, zebra mussels, and quagga mussels, below the high-water mark of Shasta Lake, Trinity Lake, Lewiston Lake, Iron Canyon and McCloud Reservoir, as well as on the associated boat ramps within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-25-29
Forest-Wide Camping Stay Limits Order
Sep 30, 2025 – Sep 30, 2027 · Order 14-25-24
The order prohibits camping outside of a Developed Recreation Site for longer than 7 days in designated areas and longer than 15 days within any 30-day period in the remaining areas on the Forest. It also prohibits camping for more than 30 cumulative days in any 12-month period. These stay limits are needed to reduce environmental impacts associated with long-term established residential camps, to help reduce the public safety incidents related to unauthorized residential camping and allow areas to be available for others to enjoy.
USDA Forest Service, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Order 14-25-24
I-5 · Route 5 to O'Brien Rest Area - Northbound
Full · Rest Area Closure · All lane(s) — Active now (Pacific)
I-5 · 1.1 mi south of Antlers Rd (Lakehead) to Lakeshore Dr/Antlers Rd
Lane · Bridge Work · 1, 2 lane(s) — Active now, until Oct 12, 12:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · 0.2 mi west of Lower Springs Rd
Lane · Utility Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 11, 8:30 PM – Oct 12, 7:01 AM (Pacific)
I-5 · 1.1 mi south of Antlers Rd (Lakehead) to Lakeshore Dr/Antlers Rd
Lane · Bridge Inspection · 2 lane(s) — Oct 12, 5:01 AM – Oct 16, 3:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-151 · Shasta Dam to Sacramento St
One-Way Traffic · Paving Operation · 2 lane(s) — Oct 12, 6:01 AM – Oct 12, 5:59 PM (Pacific)
I-5 · 0.6 mi south of Gibson Rd to 0.2 mi north of Pollard Flat
Lane · Slide Repair · 2 lane(s) — Oct 12, 7:01 AM – Oct 12, 4:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-151 · Oregon Ave
Lane · Utility Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 12, 7:01 AM – Oct 12, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Dry Creek Rd to 5.5 mi west of Ingot
Lane · Drainage Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 12, 7:01 AM – Oct 12, 5:30 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Red Bluff Rd/Old Shasta
Lane · Electrical Work · RShoulder lane(s) — Oct 12, 7:01 AM – Oct 12, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · 0.8 mi west of Oak Run Rd to 1.3 mi west of Oak Run Rd
Lane · Tree Work · Auxiliary lane(s) — Oct 12, 7:01 AM – Oct 12, 4:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-151 · Shasta Dam to Sacramento St
One-Way Traffic · Paving Operation · 2 lane(s) — Oct 13, 6:01 AM – Oct 13, 5:59 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Dry Creek Rd to 5.5 mi west of Ingot
Lane · Drainage Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 13, 7:01 AM – Oct 13, 5:30 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · 0.8 mi west of Oak Run Rd to 1.3 mi west of Oak Run Rd
Lane · Tree Work · Auxiliary lane(s) — Oct 13, 7:01 AM – Oct 13, 4:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Red Bluff Rd/Old Shasta
Lane · Electrical Work · RShoulder lane(s) — Oct 13, 7:01 AM – Oct 13, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-151 · Oregon Ave
Lane · Utility Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 13, 7:01 AM – Oct 13, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · 1 mi west of J F Kennedy Memorial Dr to J F Kennedy Memorial Dr
One-Way Traffic · Utility Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 13, 7:01 AM – Oct 13, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Rock Creek Rd to 0.3 mi east of Rock Creek Rd
Lane · Utility Work · LShoulder, 1, RShoulder lane(s) — Oct 13, 7:30 AM – Oct 13, 3:30 PM (Pacific)
SR-151 · Oregon Ave
Lane · Utility Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 14, 7:01 AM – Oct 14, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Dry Creek Rd to 5.5 mi west of Ingot
Lane · Drainage Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 14, 7:01 AM – Oct 14, 5:30 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Red Bluff Rd/Old Shasta
Lane · Electrical Work · RShoulder lane(s) — Oct 14, 7:01 AM – Oct 14, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-151 · Shasta Dam to Sacramento St
One-Way Traffic · Grinding Operation · 2 lane(s) — Oct 15, 6:01 AM – Oct 15, 5:59 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Dry Creek Rd to 5.5 mi west of Ingot
Lane · Drainage Work · 2 lane(s) — Oct 15, 7:01 AM – Oct 15, 5:30 PM (Pacific)
SR-151 · Oregon Ave
Lane · Utility Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 15, 7:01 AM – Oct 15, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Red Bluff Rd/Old Shasta
Lane · Electrical Work · RShoulder lane(s) — Oct 15, 7:01 AM – Oct 15, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-151 · Shasta Dam to Sacramento St
One-Way Traffic · Grinding Operation · 2 lane(s) — Oct 16, 6:01 AM – Oct 16, 2:59 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Dry Creek Rd to 5.5 mi west of Ingot
Lane · Drainage Work · 2 lane(s) — Oct 16, 7:01 AM – Oct 16, 5:30 PM (Pacific)
SR-151 · Oregon Ave
Lane · Utility Work · 1 lane(s) — Oct 16, 7:01 AM – Oct 16, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
SR-299 · Red Bluff Rd/Old Shasta
Lane · Electrical Work · RShoulder lane(s) — Oct 16, 7:01 AM – Oct 16, 6:01 PM (Pacific)
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