UPDATE 9:32 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2019 - A portion of Highway  36 is closed due to a rock slide. 

The highway is closed three miles west of Forest Glen in Trinity County. 

Motorists are advised to use an alternative route. 

Stay with Action News Now for the latest updates as they become available. 

UPDATE: TRI 36 / road is CLOSED approx 3 miles west of Forest Glen due to rock slide.

— Caltrans District 2 (@CaltransD2) February 26, 2019

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UPDATE 5:10 p.m. Monday, Feb. 25, 2019 - The closure three miles west of Forest Glen on SR 36 is now open to one-way traffic control. Caltrans District 2 advises motorists that there is still is an active slide in the area and the roadway could close again at any time.

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TRINITY COUNTY, Calif. - Parts of State Route 36 are closed due to weather conditions, including active rock and mudslides.

According to Caltrans District 2, SR 36 is closed three miles west of Forest Glen due to an active rock and mudslide above the roadway. 

The road will remain closed until Caltrans and the contractor have had time to evaluate the slide area. There is no estimated time that the road will reopen. 

Additionally, there is one-way traffic control in place one mile east of Dubakella Mountain in Trinity County due to a roadway slip out. Caltrans is advising motorists to expect delays. 

Highway 299 can be used as an alternative route, however, there are two areas on that highway between Helena and Big Bar that also have active rock slides and are under one-way traffic control.  

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