Travel Alerts for Eugene, Cascades & Coast

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Updated: November 23, 2021

COVID-19 Travel Information

Face coverings are currently required in Oregon in all indoor public spaces. These guidelines apply regardless of an individual's vaccination status.

Some venues, including some restaurants and events, may be requesting proof of vaccination or negative testing as a requirement for entry. Please check directly with each venue or event for specific protocols.

For daily updates from local, state and federal health agencies, please visit the following sources:

• Lane County Coronavirus information
• Oregon Health Authority Coronavirus information
• Travel Oregon Travel Alerts
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Coronavirus information

Outdoor recreation

Check with the agency managing the outdoor space you'd like to visit for the most up-to-date information on what is open and what is closed. 

• Willamette National Forest 
• Umpqua National Forest
• Siuslaw National Forest
• Oregon State Parks
• Bureau of Land Management 

Eugene, Cascades & Coast Visitor Center

We're available to answer visitor questions and provide assistance by phone or in person, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and during holidays, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Give us a call at 541.484.5307 or stop by and see us.

Oregon Wildfire Information

Wildfires have impacted our forests in recent years. We encourage you to check official resources for the latest road and forest closures in the area.

As you're traveling around Oregon, you may notice prescribed burns occurring. These are a part of forest management practices and do not typically impact travel. Always check official resources before heading out so you'll be prepared.

Willamette National Forest Wildfire Information

TripCheck road & weather updates from the Oregon Department of Transportation

For information on other areas of Oregon, visit these resources:

• Travel Oregon
• Northwest Interagency Coordination Center
• Forest Service: fire danger levels
• Oregon Department of Forestry
• Oregon Smoke Information
• Safety and recovery post-wildfires

Be Prepared & Know What to Do

Lane County's resources for how to prepare and what to do in an emergency.

• Wildfires
• Severe storm
• Extreme Heat
• Flood hazards
• Tsunami
• Earthquake
• Health-related scenarios
• Civil Emergencies

We care about the safety and well being of our residents and visitors. During an emergency, conditions and information may change rapidly. Please sign up for emergency alerts with Lane County's emergency response agencies. This service addresses severe weather, fire, flooding, hazardous materials, evacuations, civil danger and missing persons.