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Wrightwood · SR-138 road conditions

View chain controls for SR-138

No restrictions reported

No restrictions affecting travel into Wrightwood are currently reported.

Last checked 6 min ago

Wrightwood on SR-138.

Chain controls

No chain controls reported (R-0)

2 locations
Chain restriction guide
R0
No chain controls are in effect at this time.
  1. Where
    2.3 Miles East of Jct. SR 2 thru to Jct. SR 173 (Cleghorn)
    Chain restriction
    R0
    Effective from
    Jan 27, 1:36 PM
    Direction
    Eastbound
  2. Where
    LA/SBD Co Line thru to 2.3 Miles East of Jct. SR 2
    Chain restriction
    R0
    Effective from
    Jan 27, 1:36 PM
    Direction
    Eastbound

Road work and lane restrictions

No road work or lane restrictions currently reported

Route info

Destination
Wrightwood
Source
Caltrans
Jurisdiction
California
Technical details
Data sources
  • Caltrans District 8 chain controls
  • Caltrans District 8 lane closures
Last fetch
Aug 18, 2:28 AM PDT
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Coverage details

Covers SR-2 from Islip Saddle and SR-138 / SR-2 from I-15 — some nearby roads aren't monitored. See what's included.

This status covers two known Wrightwood access paths: the east approach from the I-15 / SR-138 junction to SR-2, through Sheep Creek Drive and the county line, to Big Pines Highway; and the west approach on SR-2 from Islip Saddle through Vincent Gulch and Big Pines Highway to Sheep Creek Drive.

Both modeled paths contain the Mountain High East and West corridor. The standing District 8 Islip Saddle-to-Vincent Gulch closure is inside only the west path; it does not make the east approach unavailable. SR-2 west of Islip Saddle, District 7's Newcomb's Ranch-to-Islip span, resort entrances, parking roads, and other local roads beyond the modeled state-highway approaches aren't monitored.

Conditions can change quickly in the mountains. This page never replaces chain requirements, closures, or official Caltrans guidance. This boundary supports no claim about SR-2 west of Islip Saddle, District 7's Newcomb's Ranch-to-Islip span, resort entrances, parking roads, or local roads beyond the modeled approaches. Neither surface makes a safe-to-drive or all-clear claim.