Multiple rockslides, including one at Mill Creek on Highway 1, have hampered travel on Big Sur’s iconic coastline road. (Photo courtesy of Caltrans)
Over a month after the flurry of winter storms buffeted the Big Sur coastline, some road closures are being lifted on Highway 1 this weekend, an important step toward fully reopening one of the country’s most-treasured yet treacherous scenic drives.
That is good news for the small community of Central Coast residents who have been trapped between landslides on a 20-mile stretch of the winding cliffside south of Limekiln State Park and ending near the famous elephant seal viewing area in
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