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Tahoe City · SR-267 road conditions

View chain controls for SR-267

No restrictions reported

No restrictions affecting travel into Tahoe City are currently reported.

Last checked 3 min ago

Tahoe City on SR-267.

Chain controls

No chain controls reported (R-0)

5 locations
Chain restriction guide
R0
No chain controls are in effect at this time.
  1. Where
    Kings Beach - (Jct. 267/28 - Stewart Way)
    Chain restriction
    R0
    Effective from
    Apr 13, 9:04 AM
    Direction
    Northbound
  2. Where
    Northstar Rd
    Chain restriction
    R0
    Effective from
    Apr 13, 9:04 AM
    Direction
    Southbound
  3. Where
    Martis Creek
    Chain restriction
    R0
    Effective from
    Apr 12, 4:43 PM
    Direction
    Southbound
  4. Where
    Truckee Airport Rd
    Chain restriction
    R0
    Effective from
    Apr 12, 4:43 PM
    Direction
    Southbound
  5. Where
    Truckee - Jct I-80 (aka - Bypass)
    Chain restriction
    R0
    Effective from
    Apr 12, 4:43 PM
    Direction
    Southbound

Road work and lane restrictions

No road work or lane restrictions currently reported

Route info

Destination
Tahoe City
Source
Caltrans
Jurisdiction
California
Technical details
Data sources
  • Caltrans District 3 chain controls
  • Caltrans District 3 lane closures
Last fetch
Jul 22, 7:24 PM PDT
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Coverage details

Covers SR-89 from Truckee and SR-267 / SR-28 via Kings Beach — some nearby roads aren't monitored. See what's included.

This status covers two known Tahoe City access paths: SR-89 from the Placer / Nevada county line south of Truckee to the SR-28 junction in Tahoe City, and SR-267 from the I-80 junction in Truckee over Brockway Summit to the SR-28 junction in Kings Beach, then SR-28 to Tahoe City.

I-80 to Truckee is covered on the Truckee and I-80 pages. The west-shore SR-89 span south of Tahoe City through Sunnyside, Homewood, and Tahoma toward Emerald Bay is Phase 2 and isn't covered. Tahoe City's SR-28 verdict begins at Kings Beach; route-level SR-28 reporting continues east to the Nevada state line. NV-28 and Mount Rose Highway beyond California aren't monitored and must be verified separately.

Conditions can change quickly in the mountains. This page never replaces chain requirements, closures, or official Caltrans guidance. This boundary supports no claim about the west-shore span south of Tahoe City, Emerald Bay, NV-28, Mount Rose Highway, or roads beyond the modeled approaches. Neither surface makes a safe-to-drive or all-clear claim.