clearly deactivated, many deep water bars dug out to be very difficult to drive. wide vehicles need not apply, and you'll want good angles to get through them. we did about 25% of the road before giving up due to snow and it not being worth stressing my vehicle out before i got underbody protection and an offroad bumper. a 2dr wrangler/bronco or similar should be able to handle this
Road is deactivated with deep trenches every 50-100m. Passable with a quad bike or dirt bike or I suppose an extremely narrow short wheelbase lifted 4x4 if you really wanted to. Easy & fast on MTB, which is my recommended mode of travel for this road, it doesn't gain much elevation but ends at a large clearing a short distance below Fig Peak. I met a herd of cattle along the road
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