The labeling of this was wrong, stating most of the road is somewhat degraded. The majority of the road is in excellent shape, you can drive 40-50km/hr for much of it.

There are a couple of rocky stretches where the steep embankment has crumbled, but the only one that is notable is at 13km, and even then it was easy to get past as there's now a worn route through. Several vehicles at the Twin Lakes trailhead, though most with higher clearance and AT tires. The tires are likely your main concern rather than clearance.

Some vehicles parked at 13km before the rocky stretch as well.

Lots of rocks on the road around 12.5km. Passable only by ATV. We were making our way to twin lakes, so parked the car at the bend and walked from there. Lots of room to pull out.

Not much has changed, some boulders have been moved to the side just before the bridge at 12km so you can park in a more open area.

There was a small water runoff area that I was a bit worried about around the 6km mark, but my RAV4 made it over fine.

Road is still blocked at km12.5 up. One can see a line, but rocks are quite sharp and we aimed on the side of caution and walk the additional 2km to the trailhead.

Good 4WD condition most of the way, with a water crossing just after 8km. Completely blocked by rock fall on both sides of the major creek at 13km.

This will add a 2km walk to the Twin Lakes trailhead, with limited parking & turnaround space at the rockfall.

First time post - hopefully I marked the changes correctly! :-)

2WD all the way to the Twin Lakes trailhead.

great shape. well-graded, no ditches or washouts. 2wd-able

Good condition, drove over Common Johnny Creek bridge to the end of the current logging operation. Gate is present but was open.

Road is in good condition still. The waterbar at ~8.5km was doable in a Hyundai Santa Fe easily and i think any SUV can make it with no problem. I'm just not sure I'd bring my minivan past it

[From Paul R] - I have a Crosstrek. Easy peasy FSR. Just have to go ultra slow at the 8.5km washout, which has been expertly rock smoothed.

[From Lis M] - Quick condition update since there’s some decent info on the area. The road is in excellent conditions, any car can make it up there but note there’s a lot of small rocks so be careful of a puncture. (Drove up to Twin Lakes Trailhead only)

This road is in great condition and appears to have had recent road work done. We drove the Barkley Valley Trail in 2WD conditions. Further beyond, we could hear heavy machinery operation so I can't speak to the conditions after that.