Salal Creek S-25

Sea To Sky Natural Resource District
Distance
8.60 km
Last Road Report
Aug 04, 2026
Closures
No Posted Closures
Location
Salal Creek S-25
Permit Holder
Lil'wat Forestry Ventures Limited Partnership
Waypoints
Conditions
Start to 6.0 km
Heavily Degraded
8d ago
6.0 to 8.6 km
Heavily Degraded
691d ago
Description

No description.

Road Bulletins
Cara Barkham reported on: Aug 04, 2026
Modes of Travel
Distance Travelled
10.10km
The log at 3.5km has been partially cleared. I was able to get my 2 door jeep through the gap with the help of a very good spotter, but it was a tight squeeze.
Modes of Travel:
Distance Travelled:
5.95 km
Jesse Listoen reported on: Aug 04, 2026
Modes of Travel
Distance Travelled
10.10km
Just adding some photos to supplement Cara's post. Deep ruts start not far from the turn off from Lillooet FSR to Salal FSR. Early ones can be bypassed by moderate clearance SUVs or crossovers but it gets worse at several spots along the road. We saw a Ford F150 and a lifted Subaru Outback parked at the log across the road, but I would caution against trying without a high clearance 4x4.
Modes of Travel:
Distance Travelled:
5.95 km
Cory Lagasse reported on: Jul 19, 2026
Distance Travelled
10.10km
Made it to 3.5km in a RAV4, where further passage was blocked by a downed tree. Road has some water bars and washout. Beyond the downed tree road condition looked okay up until the 6km mark where it has been permanently deactivated (culverts removed) with large water bars
Distance Travelled:
3.56 km
Steven Song reported on: Sep 20, 2024
Distance Travelled
10.10km
HC 4x4. Road seems very decommissioned with deep ruts that required carefully placing the wheels. Only drove to ~1.5 km, cannot comment on beyond.
Alessandro Lanius reported on: Sep 01, 2024
Distance Travelled
10.10km
Road is starting to get eroded, has ruts from running water. Easy to navigate with a bit of clearance. Blockade still in place.
SWBC Peak Baggers reported on: May 21, 2024
Distance Travelled
10.10km
[From Wes L] - Blockade at ~3.5km mark that adds an extra 6km of road walking to reach. It's possible this was in place to support the wildlife closures and may be removed on the 15th of June.