Lots of snow but nothing blocking the road to the rec site. Made it to the lake in a Jeep TJ on 33" AT tires.

The road only seemed plowed up to the 14.5km mark where the turn to Glen Lake FSR is. Beyond that the snow is somewhat compacted from other vehicles b...

Covered in snow at the moment. Road itself seems not bad.

The road is covered in snow at the moment but road quality seems decent.

Snow all the way up today but not deep enough to be an issue. Jeep TJ with all terrains.

The road is covered in snow at the moment but doesn't seem too bad.

Some packed snow/ice in some places but no problem. I'm not sure if this road will be plowed in winter though.

Road is snow covered but no issues with my Jeep on AT tires. I don't believe this road is plowed in the winter though.

Couldn't reach the rec site today as there's some downed trees that are large enough to need a chainsaw to clear.

There is actually what appears to be a deactivation right around the 3km mark, but a small enough rig can squeeze through from the looks of it.

Road was clear but looks unused and no longer actively maintained.

Maintained road and very active so having a radio is wise. There's some construction happening around the 50km mark where there was a slight detour.

Not really that bad but there's some potholes and a bit rocky as you enter the rec site.

The turn to the Rainbow Falls parking area is off this road. There is sufficient signage along the way.

Appears decently maintained. I went as far as the turn to the Rainbow Falls parking area.

Road seems about the same as I remember. Very rocky in parts and I used 4-low in sections where it becomes very bumpy. The section just past the pond ...

Few ditches so a vehicle with high clearance is required.

A bridge is currently under construction just after the 6km mark. Road is officially closed at this time.

Gets a bit overgrown the further you go but easily passable in 2WD.

Appears to be reasonably maintained.

Doesn't seem to be actively used but road is easily passable with potholes here and there.

Decommissioned road but reasonably good condition. I believe this connects to other roads via snowmobile trails.

More of a snowmobile trail that goes to a club cabin. Can drive it easily but might be some debris along the way.

This road is blocked where it meets the highway, but there is a small bypass around it. Not sure I could have squeezed my Jeep through so I didn't bot...

Area already logged, road was still clear.

Appears to be maintained and actively used for logging.

Road seems mostly unused but was clear and in reasonably good shape.

Seems mostly unused. Requires high clearance in at least one spot due to washout.

Road is inactive but clear. There's water bars but the average SUV is probably fine.

Road is inactive but clear. There's water bars but the average SUV is probably fine.

There is a trail that continues north taking you right to a pond which is connected to Rouse Lake. That last stretch is very narrow but I could make i...

Still pretty clear but so many water bars which get bigger the further you go.

Bridge at 9.5km still out and road still has additional washouts beyond that point.

Extremely overgrown but I still could see where the road is... Much better to reach the lake from the north side though.

Trail is clear to the lake but it's rough pretty much the whole way.

I did about half way to Lodestone. 4x4 with high clearance obviously required. Mosquitos were bad.

Active maintained road. There are some narrow sections where you can't see too far ahead so might want to have a radio.

Heading up this road from Malakwa isn't too bad initially, gets rough in spots but 2WD is no problem. I turned around at I think the 9.5km mark as the...

Reasonably good condition but the water bars get larger the further you go.

Pretty good condition and it looks like there is going to be active logging toward the 3 valley gap side. Bunch of signage indicating active hauling g...

Good condition. The Noisy Creek Rec Site is at the end of this road. Fairly large camping area right on the water.

Not too bad to start, it becomes a bit more bumpy further up. I'm not quite sure how far I made it but I turned around when I hit snow. The road had t...

Busy road for the first few km and in good shape, but if you try to continue past somewhere in the 6-8km mark it becomes completely overgrown and look...

I don't know the full history but I tried to drive this road a couple years ago but the washed out bridges were still being repaired by the pipeline c...

Several squatter camps at the start of this road. The gate at the hiking trailhead was also open today, but further up the road there was a sign that ...

You can make it to around the 6.5km mark and then the road is completely washed out. There were some logs placed across the water for I assume snowmob...

Several large trees down at around 1.5km blocking the road.

Still seems the same as mentioned in the last bulletin. Made it through the two washouts in a lifted Jeep TJ.

Made it to around the 4.5km mark today and the trail becomes snow covered still.

Bit rough but passable. Once you reach the bottom it pretty much dead ends due to the washouts in both directions.

Bit rough in some places but passable.

The washout at the creek has been filled in now and the road is passable.

This road takes you to the Reservoir Lake rec site. Rough in some places and often has big puddles and creek crossing. Average 4x4 should be fine.

Some debris on the road but is cleared enough for a vehicle to make it through to the top without any problem.

Doesn't appear to be actively used for anything but still easily passable.

Good condition, maintained to some degree. This road ends at a locked gate with a sign for Douglas Lake Ranch private property.

Good condition, appears to be maintained to some degree.

Road easily passable.

Went from the Sunset exit to the Pitin turn and encountered two logging trucks during this time. Probably wise to be using a radio on this road as it ...

Looks like they maintain the road from June Springs up to the Myra parking lot at the KVR trail. Was still slippery due to snow/ice. After crossing th...

The road was very recently plowed for about half the way or so, and then somewhat deep snow the rest of the way to the rec site.

The entrance to this rec site gets a bit blocked from the snow plowed on the main FSR but could make it through easily today.

Road seems to be actively plowed. A bit slippery but easily passable.

This road doesn't seem to be maintained in the winter, but the road itself is generally in good shape. The snow was getting a bit too deep for my liki...

Snow on the ground and this road doesn't appear to get cleared, but I could make it to the rec site in a Jeep TJ with 33" all terrains.

Reasonably good shape, some slightly rough spots. There's snow on most of this road right now.

There is a barrier at the start of this road but a small enough vehicle with high clearance might be able to make it through. Few inches of snow there...

Some water bars but road was easily passable. Areas with snow on the ground too.

Some water bars but road was easily passable. Areas with snow on the ground too.

Some water bars but road was easily passable. Areas with snow on the ground too.

Some water bars but road was easily passable. Areas with snow on the ground too.

Bumpy ride in some sections but fine for the average pickup truck. Snow on the ground up at Munro lake.

A bit rough and some water bars. Need some clearance to pass.

Inactive road but easily passable.

Inactive road but easily passable.

This road has been blocked right at the 0km mark. A small vehicle or ATV can make it through but the signs state the road is closed for environmental ...

I believe this road is currently inactive but is easily passable.

The road starts off a bit rough but passable. I believe this is the trail to reach the Sugar Mountain lookout but I turned around when the trail becam...

Takes you to the Sugar Creek rec site. Narrow road and I believe this is one way and you exit back down south.

Road looks good but I only went as far as the turn toward the rec site.

Good condition and there is active logging loads along the first 15km or so. You should be using a radio to listen for truck traffic.

This road ends at a secluded camping spot on the lake. The road is fairly small but was cleared of fallen trees.

Not bad, 2WD and a bit of clearance should be fine. You can go further beyond the end of the road on the map and end up at Pennask Lake but it becomes...

A bit overgrown and road is rough in places, high clearance needed.

Some potholes but otherwise appears to be a maintained road.

Easily passable with 2WD

Maintained road, currently seems to be a number of commercial trucks up and down this area so radio monitoring is recommended.

No issues with 2WD

Road is cleared as it is used as a snowmobile track during winter but does have some rougher spots, but an average 4WD vehicle should make it to the s...

Small road but no issues in 2WD

Passable with 2WD.

Also, Upper McPhail actually turns into the snowmobile trail (you will pass the snowmobile cabin) and does go right to the top ...

Overgrown but still passable with 2WD

Maintained road and is also actively used by large trucks right now.

Pretty overgrown

Road is open. Looks like a new bridge was installed.

No noted issues, seems to have some level of maintenance to clear fallen trees.

Some rough areas, passable with 2WD with high clearance.

Some rough areas, passable with 2WD with high clearance.

Some rough areas, passable with 2WD with high clearance.

Some rough areas, passable with 2WD with high clearance.

Some rough areas, passable with 2WD with high clearance.

Some rough areas, passable with 2WD with high clearance.

Some rough areas, passable with 2WD with high clearance.

Some rough areas, passable with 2WD with high clearance.

I believe this road was identified as "Mudbog" on a deactivation sign and had a trap at the start to block vehicles.

Easily passable, encountered two gates but they were both open.

The road to Pennask Lake Provincial Park is rough in some parts but should be passable for a stock truck.

Road appears to be actively maintained

Completely overgrown

Some washouts but not too bad. Encountered some downed trees so may need to cut your way through as this doesn't appear to be maintained.

Road condition is OK but you'll eventually come to a locked gate after a few km or so.

Seems easily passable

Mostly fine but to connect over with Pothole-Boot Lake road it requires a creek crossing.

Easily passable to the Boot Lake Rec Site

Usually passable but there's still snow and road is not maintained.

Easily passable.

Some potholes but easily passable.

Has concrete barriers, some of which have been moved out of the way. Road also has at least one washout.

Not a maintained road but partially paved for this stretch.

Seems to be actively maintained and may have active logging going on. This road originally appears to connect to Pennask Lake Road but that has a wash...

Passable with water bars.

There was a sign up around 36km marker indicating active logging is happening on this road again.

Currently has some snow cover but road is easily passable.

Currently has some snow cover but road is easily passable.

Currently has some snow cover but road is easily passable.

Currently has some snow cover but road is easily passable.

Upper McPhail is 2WD passable.

Closure notice posted in Brookmere for Lower McPhail until November 2023.

Easily passable in 2WD

Easily passable, some potholes.

Easily passable, some potholes.

Easily passable in 2WD but expect numerous potholes along the way.

Washout on road and is no longer passable by large vehicles. Has some pieces of wood set up which appear to be for crossing with an ATV.

Was easily passable to the Zum Peak rec site but becomes very overgrown soon after that point.