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 ...