Mostly the same condition as Seans report, just covered in a layer of snow. Snow coverage was thin on the road due to tree cover as well as water running down the road. (If it gets well below freezing for a few days I would expect this road to be an ice rink.) After approximately KM 2 there was less water and the snow started to build up. We were able to make it up to the trailhead, but the final crux in Seans report was particularly difficult. Roughly 40CM of snow at the trailhead. The cross ditch at 49.13290° N, 121.57390° W has definitely become deeper since I was last up here. Scraped the hitch really good on the way up and had to fill in part of the ditch on the way down to get across.

Not a ton to add on top of Anton's nice report. The road is quite rough with TONS of alder. It is seriously bad, I really think this road will be lost in just a few years without maintenance. I tried to drive to the sides an run over some alder but it is so healthy it just springs back up. Seriously looking into a brush cutter and doing some work. On the road side of things I found it quite steep and rough leaving it in 4L and 1st gear at just putted the whole way up. Washout at ~800m which Francis describes could definitely stop people that need to drive their vehicle to work the next day. Past 2.5km I hope you painted your vehicle with a rattle can like I did because the alder gets real scratchy. Nice parking up top with room for 4-5 vehicles.