84 current advisories — including 19 full closures across California's state parks and national parks. Confirm with the park before you go.
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
The Bidwell Mansion SHP is currently closed due to the Bidwell Mansion Fire on 12/11/2024. The visitor center and carriage house are still in good condition but remain closed currently. There is no anticipated date for reopening any portion of this park.
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Santa Rosa Island reopens to limited day use on July 1. No overnight visits are allowed. Burned areas, including Water Canyon Campground, remain closed through at least August 13. Click the more link for additional information.
Updated Jun 30, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Reds Meadow Road remains under construction in 2026 and will be closed Monday through Friday from June 13 through July 1, then Monday through Wednesday from July 2 through September 20, then Monday through Friday starting September 21.
Updated Jun 12, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Races will result in parking lot closures, road closures, and detours from 1am to 1pm in San Francisco, on Golden Gate Bridge, and at Fort Baker. Expect closures/delays from Embarcadero thru Aquatic Park, Fort Mason, Crissy Field, Fort Point, Fort Baker, Lincoln Avenue on Presidio, and other city streets. See link belo…
Updated Jul 22, 2026Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Closed to Public
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Always Closed to Public
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Road to Juniper Lake is closed to vehicle access due to needed repairs. Road leading to Juniper Lake sustained significant damage outside of the park with no ETA for repair.
Updated May 3, 2026Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Marsh Creek State Park is not open to the public at this time. There is a small portion of the property (Round Valley Staging Area) that is open year-round and operated by an Operating Agreement with East Bay Regional Park District that serves as a parking & equestrian staging area for the public that serves East Bay…
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Past Incident (Storm, Fire, etc.)
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Kelso Depot Visitor Center is closed for rehabilitation of the heating and cooling system. We expect to reopen the depot in 2026. The restrooms beside the depot are open.
Updated Sep 19, 2025
National Park Service
Hart Mine Road Closed.
Updated Apr 17, 2026
National Park Service
The Hillside Trail at Muir Woods is closed until further notice. A very large tree trunk fell in late June and damaged the trail significantly. All other trails at Muir Woods - including the Redwood Creek Trail and Bohemian Grove Trail - remain open, and all bridges remain accessible.
Updated Jun 30, 2026
National Park Service
Due to maternal bat colonies present in Bear Gulch Cave, and in line with the expected seasonal closure scheduling, the Bear Gulch Caves are currently closed. The Balconies Cave remains open, and accessible from the Balconies or Old Pinnacles trails.
Updated Jul 16, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Hyde Street Pier and access to historic ships will be closed to public until further notice starting 11/04/2024 in preparation for Hyde Street Pier renovation work.
Updated Mar 21, 2025Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Sep 23, 2023
Special Events are planned throughout the year for visitors to access the trails, connect with nature, and explore California history. The San Diego Archeology Center located within the park provides visitors with more to explore.
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Solstice Canyon Trail will be closed Monday through Thursday starting July 13, 2026, while crews complete repair work. During closure hours, visitors must enter and exit via Rising Sun Trail. All trails remain open on weekends (including Fridays). The project is expected to last approximately four weeks.
Updated Jul 15, 2026
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Always Closed to Public
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
other
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Apr 1, 2026
Seasonal Closure
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Due to a landslide on the Perimeter Road in December 2024, tram tours are taking an alternate route to avoid the area near the Nike Missile Site on the south side of Angel Island. At this time only vehicle traffic is affected. Visitors hiking and biking on Perimeter Road are able to pass the area and are not impacted b…
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Oct 1, 2026
The annual seasonal closures below will be effective June 1 - September 30. • Coyote Canyon closed to public use and occupancy from Lower Willows in San Diego County to the northern park boundary in Riverside County. • Vern Whitaker Horse Camp • Tamarisk Grove Campground • Borrego Palm Canyon Tent sites 54-89, 90-99,…
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Past Flooding
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
There is a short section of the Confluence Loop Trail which is closed due to erosion from December storm system.
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
El Capitan State Beach is fully open for day use and partially open for camping as of 6/23/2026. The middle loops, upper loops and group camp areas are fully open on a first come first served basis through 6/28/2026. On 6/29/2026 the same areas will be open for reservations. The lower loop (spaces 1-28) is still c…
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Emma Wood - North Beach Day Use area is closed due to a construction project beginning on 8/25/25. Emma Wood North Beach will remain closed until the construction projects are completed.
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
The Mono Lake Tufa SNR Boardwalk at County Park is closed until further notice due to the Inn Fire.
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Lower Dock was washed out in recent rain events and is not useable.
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Mecca Beach Campground is currently closed for maintenance repairs. It is unknown when the campground will reopen. The main campground remains open and available for camping and day use activities.
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Silverwood Lake SRA is currently closed to all swimming and water contact due to a harmful algal bloom. Water tests indicate the presence of toxins caused by blue-green algae are at the Danger Advisory Level at both swim beaches. A Danger Advisory indicates that you should stay out of the water including wading. Sta…
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
The terminus of the Palmers Point Trail has been impacted by storm surges, eroding the last few stairs and making beach access at this point unsafe. The trail is closed until further notice.
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Due to the impacts of the Palisades Fire, some areas of Topanga State Park remain closed to the public. *****Effective 6/12/2026; day use facilities, backcountry service roads, and backcountry trails in Topanga State Park are open to all visitors with the following exceptions that remain closed: Rogers Road Trail, B…
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Current/Anticipated Wildfire
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Jun 5, 2026
Abalone Point Campground is closed until 6/5/2026 for ongoing restoration work.
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
California State Parks
Anticipated reopening: Reopening date unknown
Due to wildfire recovery efforts, Will Rogers Parking Lot 5 is closed to the public. 17580 Pacific Coast Highway
Updated Jan 23, 2025Park page & alerts →Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Until approximately 2028, a portion of the cell house will be closed to visitors for important historic preservation work. We apologize for any inconvenience. Learn more at https://www.nps.gov/alca/alcatraz-historic-preservation-projects.htm
Updated Jan 12, 2026
National Park Service
You can help prevent vehicle break-ins in parking lots. Before leaving your car to catch the ferry: 1) Remove all valuables, 2) Lock your doors. 3) Take your cell phones and electronics with you. Read article for more details.
Updated Aug 11, 2023Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Fire restrictions are in place at Mojave National Preserve and Castle Mountains National Monument. Wood and charcoal fires are not permitted. Most camp stoves are. See fire restriction order for additional details.
Updated Jun 10, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Hunting is illegal in Castle Mountains National Monument
Updated Feb 19, 2025
National Park Service
Breaking down in the remote monument can be a life-threatening emergency. Most roads require a well-equipped, heavy-duty 4WD vehicle to travel. 2WD high clearance vehicles must use Walking Box Ranch Rd for entry and exit. No Visitor Facilities Available.
Updated Feb 19, 2025
National Park Service
Santa Barbara Island is open to public access, but landings are restricted to the rocky ledge adjacent to the dock. The dock is closed and is not expected to be repaired in the near future due to the severe winter storm damage.
Updated Jan 23, 2018Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Gasoline is available at Panamint Springs Resort from 7am-9:30pm, daily. Gas is available at Furnace Creek and Stovepipe Wells 24hrs.
Updated Jan 27, 2025
National Park Service
You can prevent vehicle break-ins in parking lots and scenic overlooks. Before leaving your car for even a short period of time: 1) Remove all valuables, 2) Lock your doors. 3) Take your cell phones and electronics with you. Read article for more details.
Updated Aug 11, 2023Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Roads crew will be working on Bobcat Trail and Fox Trail starting July 22 through August 7. Bobcat will remain open during maintenance, but Fox Trail will be closed starting July 23. Work will be from 8 AM to 4 PM Monday through Friday. Please obey closures and stay away from work sites.
Updated Jul 22, 2026
National Park Service
Roads and parking areas at upper Fort Mason will have closures during utilities and seismic retrofit projects. Closures planned Fall 2025 through Fall 2026. Lots will be fenced and used as staging areas for projects occurring at Fort Mason. Signs will be posted in advance of utilities work as project progresses through…
Updated Jul 21, 2026
National Park Service
The trail will be closed for boardwalk replacement and general maintenance until early August. Surrounding trails will remain open to provide an alternative route. Please pay attention to safety signage and stay out of the closed area.
Updated Jun 8, 2026
National Park Service
Project continues with improvements to the lower terrace and picnic areas, rehabbing the interior and exterior of the bathhouse, and installing seating and foot wash station near beach. Projects are expected to take 16-18 months. See link for details.
Updated Apr 27, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
To prevent dog-coyote conflicts, avoid seasonally closed sections of the Park Trail and the Bay Area Ridge Trail to dog walking. Explore open dog-friendly trails instead and remember to keep dogs on leash. Visit the Presidio Trust's website for more details.
Updated Mar 30, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Fires allowed ONLY in park provided concrete fire rings between Stairwells 15 and 20. Do NOT make fire rings using rocks, logs or other items. For more information, visit the beach fire regulations link below.
Updated Mar 12, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
You can prevent vehicle break-ins in parking lots and scenic overlooks. Before leaving your car for even a short period of time: 1) Remove all valuables, 2) Lock your doors. 3) Take your cell phones and electronics with you. Read article for more details.
Updated May 23, 2025Official notice ↗
National Park Service
The Martinez Adobe, located on the western edge of John Muir’s historic orchard, is currently closed due to structural damage. It is unknown when the public will be able to enter the structure. The Muir/Strentzel mansion remains open to visitors.
Updated Jan 9, 2024
National Park Service
The 49 Palms trail along with some campgrounds, facilities, and areas have adjusted availability during the summer. For the full list of changes, please visit our Summer Closures page.
Updated May 28, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Due to a heavy flooding event, the Oasis of Mara Trail is closed past the Oasis.
Updated Mar 19, 2026
National Park Service
Some third-party hiking apps are providing inaccurate trail and safety information to users. Please use the official NPS app for accurate information.
Updated Mar 11, 2024Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Use caution hiking over snow-covered sections on the Lassen Peak trail. Hikers are encouraged to use trekking poles and wear deep-tread hiking boots. Wearing boot spikes will add additional stability over snow-covered sections.
Updated Jun 21, 2026
National Park Service
The Electric Vehicle charging station is non-functional. There is no timeline for when it may become available. Please plan accordingly.
Updated Jun 8, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
The Lassen National Park Highway (Hwy. 89, 30 miles through the park) opened to through traffic on May 22, 2026. Google maps and other third-party sites may be indicating the road is closed. This does not reflect accurate information.
Updated Jun 5, 2026
National Park Service
You may experience problems reaching park staff via the main visitor phone line which functions intermittently. You may email the park at lavo_information@nps.gov with general park questions.
Updated Oct 4, 2024
National Park Service
Schonchin Butte Road and Trail are closed to all traffic when the gate is closed, due to maintenance work occurring at the fire lookout.
Updated Jul 21, 2026
National Park Service
Please Do Not bring clothing or caving gear used in caves or mines outside of Lava Beds into our caves. This will help slow the spread of white-nose syndrome, a bat disease that is killing bats outside of the park.
Updated May 19, 2016Official notice ↗
National Park Service
CalTrans begins a monthslong pavement project on US 395 adjacent to Manzanar National Historic Site on Monday, May 11, 2026. Crews will be working to ensure access to Manzanar remains open, but it will be important to travel cautiously as typical access may involve detours and map apps may be inaccurate. Though work is…
Updated Jul 19, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Do not pick up hitchhikers. Please report their locations to law enforcement by calling 911.
Updated Jul 13, 2026
National Park Service
Fire restrictions are in place at Mojave National Preserve and Castle Mountains National Monument. Wood and charcoal fires are not permitted. Most camp stoves are. See fire restriction order for additional details.
Updated Jun 10, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
In the event there are train siding operations at the crossing near Kelso Depot, delays may be up to one hour. Please plan accordingly for this possibility with extra fuel and drinking water. Union Pacific Contact: 1 800 848-8715
Updated Sep 19, 2025
National Park Service
Drive slowly and exercise due caution when driving in Mojave National Preserve. Rough and damaged roads exist on both paved and unpaved roads. Watch for potholes.
Updated Sep 19, 2025Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Visitor wifi and wifi calling is now available in The Kelso Depot parking lot for calls including emergencies. Go to the bulletin board at the Kelso Depot restrooms for instructions.
Updated Nov 28, 2025
National Park Service
Use caution on Cima Road due to shoulder washouts.
Updated Sep 19, 2025Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Reservations are required for all personal vehicles and shuttle riders visiting Muir Woods. You can make your reservation by visiting www.gomuirwoods.com. Visit our "Know Before You Go" webpage to learn more important details before your visit.
Updated Dec 22, 2025Official notice ↗
National Park Service
There is NO cell service at Muir Woods. We discourage scheduling a rideshare service to leave the park. When hiring a taxi, visitors have the option of negotiating a flat rate or using the meter. Under some circumstances a flat rate may be cheaper.
Updated Dec 22, 2025
National Park Service
You can prevent vehicle break-ins in parking lots and scenic overlooks. Before leaving your car for even a short period of time: 1) Remove all valuables, 2) Lock your doors. 3) Take your cell phones and electronics with you. Read article for more details.
Updated Aug 11, 2023Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Many trails in Muir Woods connect to trails in Mount Tamalpais State Park. For up-to-date information about trail conditions within State Park boundaries, check the Mount Tamalpais State Park Info page (click more) and scroll down to Trail Updates.
Updated Apr 20, 2023Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Wood-burning fires and charcoal grills are prohibited. Propane and gas stoves allowed only in campground and picnic areas for cooking food. No smoking on trail. No roadside parking. Fireworks are always prohibited.
Updated Jul 15, 2026
National Park Service
Limit strenuous hiking to early morning and late evening hours. Expect temperatures in the High Peaks and Chalone Peak to be at least 10 degrees hotter than parking areas. Drink plenty of water and carry at least one liter of water for each hour of hiking. Bring salty snacks, a hat, and sunscreen for the hike. Know the…
Updated Jun 12, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Pinnacles experiences extremely high visitation on weekends, holidays, and during favorable weather, especially in the spring. Expect long lines and delays between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm. If you're planning to hike the High Peaks, Condor Gulch, Balconies, or Moses Spring Trail, it’s recommended to arrive before 8:00 am (…
Updated May 29, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
You can prevent vehicle break-ins in parking lots and scenic overlooks. Before leaving your car for even a short period of time: 1) Remove all valuables, 2) Lock your doors. 3) Take your cell phones and electronics with you. Read article for more details.
Updated Aug 11, 2023Official notice ↗
National Park Service
There is a paving project on the section of Bald Hills Road between Lady Bird Johnson Grove and Redwood Creek Overlook. While crews are working, visitors heading to areas past Lady Bird Johnson Grove parking lot should expect a delay lasting 20-30 minutes in both directions. Access to Lady Bird Johnson Grove parking lo…
Updated Jun 22, 2026
National Park Service
There are multiple traffic stops along Highway 101 from Orick, CA to Crescent City, CA due to road construction. Extra time may be needed to travel throughout the park. Delay times may vary. Please stay alert and drive cautiously.
Updated Jun 17, 2026
National Park Service
Project work begins on Monday, February 9 to replace the bocce ball 50-foot retaining wall in order to improve existing infrastructure and enhance visitor safety. Several parking spots on lower Van Ness will be fenced off and the bocce ball court will not be accessible for the duration of the project, slated through Au…
Updated Feb 5, 2026
National Park Service
Municipal Pier is closed permanently. After a safety review with the U.S. Public Health Service, it was determined that the deterioration of Municipal Pier in Aquatic Park Cove is unsafe for public use.
Updated Dec 23, 2024Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Be cautious around sea lions, and dead or sick birds. If you get “bombed” by a bird, wash with soap and water immediately, monitor for signs of illness, and call your doctor. Report beached, sick or distressed wildlife to Wildlife Mortality Reporting.
Updated Jul 1, 2024Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Stage 1 Fire Restrictions are in effect. Wood and charcoal fires are prohibited at all low-elevation campgrounds and picnic areas. Additional restrictions apply. Click "more" for details.
Updated Jun 8, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
***Please Note: there is no increased risk to swimming in Whiskeytown Lake currently. This public health advisory is specific to Upper Clear Creek.*** Recent water quality monitoring in Clear Creek in and around Tower House Historic District and Clear Creek Picnic Area has unfortunately detected elevated levels of E. c…
Updated Jun 30, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
To protect park infrastructure and visitors during this hot, dry period of year, wood and charcoal/briquette burning is temporarily banned. Propane grills are still okay. Thank you for recreating responsibly in your national recreation area.
Updated Jun 30, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
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.
Updated Jun 5, 2025Official notice ↗
National Park Service
When the park is very busy, you can get updates on current traffic conditions in Yosemite by texting ynptraffic to 333111.
Updated Jul 3, 2026
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