American Creek FSR
Chilliwack Natural Resource District
Distance
12.85 km
Last Road Report
Nov 28, 2025
Closures
No Posted Closures
Location
American Creek FSR
Permit Holder
Timber Sales Manager Chinook
Waypoints
Conditions
Start to 9.8 km
Good Condition
7d ago
9.8 to 12.9 km
Good Condition
601d ago
Description
No description.
Road Bulletins
Road was in good condition up to 10 km. Some loose gravel and steep road, but my Ford Ranger made it in 2WD mode.
Same conditions as previously reported! No snow to speak of
Drove up it 8km and turned off. Great condition, bridges are looking good, no washouts in the road. No complaints. Requires 4x4. Steep inclines/declines with loose rock and gravel.
Decent conditions to around 8km. No snow on the road (March 30, 2025). Some mud, rocks, potholes, and ruts that could be challenging for a 2wd, but nothing an SUV/AWD cannot handle.
According to the Chilliwack Natural Resource District: Road closed at 0.0 km for extensive road repairs from November 13th to 29th, 2024. See: https://www.for.gov.bc.ca/ftp/DCK/external/!publish/ENGINEERING/NOTICES/Road%20Closures/American%20FSR%20Closure.pdf
Drove the first 9km only. Any SUV should be easily capable of making it this far at least, you could proably even get a Prius up, no waterbars & roadbed is not rocky at all. Could be some muddy spots after rain though. There was a not-very-deep snowpatch at 9km but road was flat & people were driving through. I left this FSR here & headed up an old spur.
quite muddy once you get up the first hill. very wet. decent amount of snow in shaded areas. Made it to roughly 12.9K from the highway before we got into some 8 in. deep snow (with ruts) but did not want to continue as I was solo today. went up at around 11am and temp was roughly 4* and sunny
[From Heather Julianne] - I can’t remember which mile marker we made it up to, but the road conditions up to that point were quite good! There’s active logging and slash burning going on, so there was some traffic coming down when we were on our way up, so be conscious of that - no traffic at all on our way down. We did go a good ways up to the left of where the work camp down to the right with the gate is which is where you started to see more snow. There’s some spots where it’s sludgey/muddy and then a very distinct snow line that you hit. We stopped where there was a big downed tree to the right bordering the road and a bit of a shoulder with a drop off. Not sure what the heavy rain from yesterday might have changed and things look snowy up at some altitude now today.
See: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4wdabc/permalink/10159983721891009/
See: https://www.facebook.com/groups/4wdabc/permalink/10159983721891009/

