There's a somewhat deep and very short and gnarly waterbar right where the road takes off from Slim Creek FSR. For the next 3 kilometers are numerous waterbars and although they are quite deep, they are thankfully very long. The last 2 KMs to the Dickson Peak "trailhead" are very rough and rocky, but likely doable in any stock 4x4. AWD SUVs and sedans would likely bottom out and struggle on this section due to how rocky it is. Both crossings of Roxey Creek have brand new culverts installed as the mine further up the road is either active or at least was very recently active. Bring a chainsaw for the last two KMs as there may be downed trees due to the fire that ripped through here in 2023. There were many deadfalls down along this section though they thankfully had already been cleared, though with many burnt, dead trees still standing above the road, they could come down anytime