Similar conditions to David Sutanto's report from Nov 12, 2025. The road gets a lot rougher past the second gate, around 1.75 km from the turn off at Mamquam FSR. We parked at 2.9 km where the road forks. Snow started around 3.5 km but without snow we probably could have driven to the last switchback around 3.75 km.

We drove a Nissan X-Trail with AWD and winter tires. There were a few steep sections with loose rock that we were able to climb but it was close to the limit of what you could do without a high clearance 4x4.

Traffic controller stationed at the beginning of the road, asking where we were going, they are letting hikers through. First gate open. Road in excellent condition up to around 1.8km, looks like it's been improved for construction.

At 1.8km there's a junction. There is a second gate, but this is across the right fork to 'Ray Basin 1' - they are not letting people past this gate. However, the left fork (up to Mulligan and Anif) is ungated - the road is rougher past this point, we just made it in an SUV with a little scraping, a 4WD would have been more comfortable.

Seems like ongoing construction. There was a truck posted at the start and signage on the road. The truck was gone when we passed by around 6 pm.

Hoping to drive on that FSR but a parked truck stopped us, they said the road is closed.

Able to drive to almost 3.5km (820m elevation) in Ford Escape before some deeper snow. 2wd likely unable to get much past the parking lot at ~1.7 km.

Can confirm the most recent bulletin. The gate is now open (went up March 16). We met a guy up there who claims he was the driving force behind pestering the logging company to open the gate. If true, and you're reading this, thank you!

[From Sea2Sky District] - As of March 10, 2025, access to Mount Mulligan is open to the public via Ray Basin Road (turn-off at 6.5km on Mamquam River FSR). Drive with caution and expect industrial traffic. Ray Basin Road is gated at 1.5km, after the turn-off to Mount Mulligan. Please park in the designated parking area at the Mount Mulligan turn-off or on the road shoulder in a safe location.

Still closed. A gate was added to deter snowmobiles, but someone built up a snow ramp around it yesterday.

Road still closed completely. Can not drive, ski or sled up this way.

Road still closed at the start, on a Saturday.

Entrance to Ray Basin FSR off of Mamquam FSR, This was on a friday about noon. Closed for pipeline work.

Road is in good condition, and found logging activity in the FSR
Was able to park at around 660m with a Nissan Rogue but if it wasn't for the ice on the road it couldve easily been driven until the washout mentioned in previous reports

Good 4x4 condition to the washout at 920m elevation. There is room enough to turn around and one or two spots on the side of the road to park down from that. Note the washout is at 49.69485,-123.07235, a bit lower than shown on this map. Also, there is a spot at 745m elev. 49.699308,-123.077865 where there is a new-ish spur, I have seen vehicles park here in the past but now there is a no parking sign.