Despite road listed as open to public on gov.bc.ca website since 8/18, there's a guard at 0 km. Looks like they are turning people away unless you live there. Luckily we came from Harrison Hot Springs and they didn't stop us from leaving nor talk to us. Would've been a long way back lol.

Speed limit reduction to 30 km/hr near 7.5 km construction and area near V30941 wildfire. Sign says watch for crews.

The road is still super smooth north of Tipella, and construction is still underway near the north end of Lillooet Lake.

Smooth as butter from Tipella to highway 99. There was some construction along the north end of Lillooet lake but other than that you could drive a Ferrari at 60km-hr down 95% of it.

Same conditions as before. It's usually a competition between this road and West Lillooet for pot holes and West Lillooet was much worse in that regard this time around.

Drove all the way to Tipella. Road in great shape the whole way, was being actively graded on the way out.

Only drove KM0-16 but it was in great condition. Just a couple patches of light waterboarding. We drove past a grader working on the road.

[From Mike W] - Drove In-shuck CH last night from. Mt. Currie to Harrison to get around the Lions Bay mudslide. Road running great and clear the whole way. some trees down south of Tipella but they had already been cleared.

See: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AjtTxk1Xj/

In amazing condition right now. Much better than the last time I drove, it was a bonafide highway.

Good condition, but a metric tonne of pot holes around the Skookumchuck area. West Lillooet is much smoother if you’re just driving through

[From Ridgeline Overlanding] - On Sunday, we drove up to Lillooet Lake via West Harrison. Roads were in pretty good condition. A few snowy spots, but nothing crazy, a few rocks on the road, but nothing couldn’t get around, a few trees that were blocking the road and were freshly cut.

I love this road. Well marked and easy to drive all the way to Tipella, good 2wd shape. South of Tipella, where the Road becomes W Harrison (at the N end of Harrison Lake) there was some really thick mud I was happy to have 4wd for