Drivers in Mill Valley are continuing to face travel disruptions as tidal flooding forces multiple road closures for a second consecutive day. Several streets remained shut down Wednesday after rising water inundated parts of the Northern California community. Miller Avenue was closed between Camino Alto and Almonte Boulevard, while Redwood Highway Frontage Road was also closed near Hamilton Drive. The closures have made it more difficult for residents and commuters to navigate the area, with drivers urged to find alternate routes and avoid flooded streets. A Coastal Flood Advisory was issued for the region as unusually high tides continued to affect low-lying areas. Officials are monitoring conditions as the flooding persists and warn that additional disruptions could occur if water levels remain elevated. Drivers are encouraged to check local traffic updates before heading out and allow extra time for their commutes. The road closures come amid a broader pattern of coastal flooding affecting communities along the California shoreline.
Mill Valley Roads Still Closed Due To Tidal Flooding
Oct 29, 2026 | 7:35 AM



