Trees are still blocking the road. There are dozens!

Essentially a fallen forest covers the road ~800m down the FL1000. Impassible for any vehicle and very tough for hikers too. There are several more areas of deadfall between this point and the typical driving trailhead (~1.5km away).

Made it up to the end with a Jeep Wrangler. There are some deep water bars and only 1 small section that is quite chewed up.

Drove all the way to the end with a stock Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. One tricky part at around 1km, should be fine for high clearance (10 inches) 4x4.

Can confirm the road is still washed out at ~750m with nowhere to turn around. There did seem to be tire tracks in the snow beyond though, so perhaps extremely capable/modified vehicles can get past, but the average SUV/4x4 won't. The road beyond the washout seemed fine to the end of the road. We parked at 700m and stopped in a spot where we could turn around and hiked from there.

Surprisingly, we saw a 2WD vehicle reach the washout, but I would not advise a 2WD on this road myself. SUV will be fine.

Road is washed out completly at 750m, the last 500m of road are 4WD HC.