Lane closure continues through holiday weekend on Oregon 62 at Lost Creek Lake

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Lane closure continues through holiday weekend on Oregon 62 at Lost Creek Lake

Allow extra time if you are traveling through the area. 

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July 1, 2026

PROSPECT – While most construction crews across southwestern Oregon will pause work for the July 4 holiday weekend, some work zones must remain in place. That includes the lane closure on Oregon 62 at Lost Creek Lake (Peyton) Bridge.

If you're driving through the area, you can expect:

  • Signs warning travelers of the work zone ahead.
  • A single lane for traffic on the bridge at all times.
  • Traffic controlled by temporary traffic signals.  
  • Short delays of less than 20 minutes.
  • A reduced speed limit through the work zone.
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Traffic Signal

Watch for automated traffic control devices!

We are using temporary traffic signals to help guide you through the work zone and avoid crashes.

Temporary traffic signals work like regular traffic signals:

  • Stop when the light is yellow or red.
  • Proceed when the light is green and the roadway is clear.

Peyton Bridge spans the north end of Lost Creek Lake

About the work we're doing

With this project, we are preserving Lost Creek Lake (Peyton) Bridge by repairing or adding:

  • Improved bridge deck.
  • Guardrail.
  • Bridge surface and joints. 
  • Pavement.
  • Permanent striping.

The project is scheduled to be completed by Fall 2026.

Visit our project webpage to learn more: OR 62: Lost Creek Lake Bridge.


Lost Creek Lake Bridge Map

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Travelers can find the latest road conditions, traffic cameras and weather information at TripCheck.com.

The site provides real-time travel information to help people plan safe trips year-round.

For questions about this project contact Mary Dillinger, 541-621-3074.