Was great! Had a nice drive up the freshly graded road and camped the night. Almost no traffic and the site was all clean! It is very dusty though so be ready for anything

Turbid Creek washout still there with a large block preventing vehicle access. Water is relatively fast flowing and about shin to knee deep. The south bank of the washout is quite steep and loose so you'd have a hard time carrying any transport (i.e. bike) up and down it.

700m after that there's another major washout.

Shortly after that there's a big semi-sized truck that's parked in the middle of the road which would be difficult to bypass if you somehow managed to get that far with a vehicle.

The rest of the road is in good condition except for a lot of deadfall. Bring chainsaw.

Snow-free.

Potholes have become fairly bad from the recent rainfall, and there's a rockslide at around 19km (before the Shovelnose Creek FSR), making it _nearly_ impassable. High clearance vehicles will be able to get past the rockslide, but it does require some "rock crawling" - your average Outback or Rav4 may not be capable without a very confident driver.

Once past the rockslide, the road is in fine condition until the blockade at 21km.

confirmed when i was there on Sep.5, the road is still closed just after shovelnose creek branch

The entire road is in excellent condition right now. Very few potholes and limited washboard. Very passable for 2wd.

Road washed out again at mud creek. Expected repair time is at least October 6th. See:
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/industry/natural-resource-use/resource-roads/local-road-safety-information/sea-to-sky-natural-resource-district-road-safety-information/road-conditions-in-sea-to-sky-district#SquamishRiver

Squamish valley road washout around noon at about 35 km on September 14, 2024.
Vehicles left behind, there is no crossing.

Appears to have been recently graded. VERY smooth from 0 km all the way to Elaho Main. Keep an eye out for small sharp rocks on the road if running street tires or not aired down. There was a newer looking volvo up there today getting towed out with a flat front drivers side tire at the bridge headed towards Ashlulu River FSR

Drove all the way to Elaho mainline. The road has been plowed and there’s only a few slushy sections, but otherwise 2WD