Drove to roughly 1,400m elevation, lost track of all the deadfall I had to chainsaw but I cleared at least 10 trees. I crossed the KM2.5 washout (a cr...

Looks like there was some machinery up here recently, probably from when they were fixing Kookipi. Lots of rockfall, some narrow deep cross ditches (s...

Seemed like the off camber section past the Foley Lake access/campsite has gotten worse, or else I just took a bad line, truck felt very "tippy". Othe...

Super rocky & bumpy, may have gotten slightly worse compared to last year but still ok in HC 4x4 for now. The upper crux looks intimidating but was to...

The initial hill from Hwy4 is paved then it's smooth wide graded road. Barely even a pothole. Did not continue past KM6 but assume it's in the same gr...

Near the very start there are a couple of moderately rocky uphill sections that will stop sedans but AWD SUV should be ok to Ozzard trailhead & beyond...

Some mapping apps & a sign at the start call this road "Mercantile Creek FSR" & indicate that it connects through towards Port Albion/Ukee, however th...

This old road is still driveable in 4x4 HC to the Mount Joan/Curran trailhead. Narrow & rough with some medium sized rocks & one short slightly off-ca...

Recent logging complete in here for now, lots of deep but wide cross ditches & somewhat loose rocky surface

Think this is still Cook Creek FSR? Good condition, minor potholes for the 1km as shown here where I turned off.

A few shallow potholes in places, otherwise great condition

Good condition, recently reactivated? You can drive this road which intersects the hiking trail up Mount Seymour to save yourself a whopping 250-300m ...

Drove to the end through a recent (last year?) cutblock, some waterbars but not too difficult. Flagging continues on an old roadbed past the end of th...

Ok in an SUV for a bit, then there's a steep loose hill & waterbars/cross ditches beyond where you'll want something with decent clearance. Should be ...

Good condition

Good condition, recent logging around here

Good condition with some potholes, almost any vehicle ok

First 1.75km (at least) are in excellent condition, maintained & graded

Potholed but ok in almost any vehicle, no waterbars

No gate, no waterbars. Seems to be maintained for the summit infrastructure. AWD no problem, even 2wd sedans should be ok at least to the bottom of th...

Covered with a thin fresh layer of snow but otherwise easy travel to the locked gate & large parking area before the bridge. Ok in a 2wd sedan with ha...

Snow-covered but fairly easy travel in 4x4 with chains. I stopped at KM1, there is a dip down to the creek which would've been very challenging with t...

Drove to the junction at the end, this road was not plowed but it was fairly easy travel in 4x4 with chains. About 8-10" of heavy wet snow, several da...

Like Alex I easily drove to junction with Burr Creek North. Road was plowed & easy travel. Plowing continued past the junction on this road so I suspe...

This road is being actively graded/snow plowed presumably for ongoing logging. Saw a parked grader & an excavator being delivered on a truck. I was ab...

Small plowed parking area at the start, room for maybe 6-8 vehicles if people park properly

No access from the highway - snowmobile club have a makeshift gate/barrier installed & it is snow-covered & groomed for the winter. Canadian Wildernes...

Good 2wd condition from KM16-19. Did not travel rest of road

2 deep but wide ditches. SUV minimum, don't think this would be doable in a sedan

Great condition, 2wd ok. No active hauling today (Sunday before Remembrance Day)