Snow free until 1120m elevation. Didn’t drive further.
Overall good condition except short rough stretch of creek running on road.

Road is generally in good condition and most SUV's will be able to reach the rocky stretch at ~1,050m. Here there is a short (~300m) but aggressive stretch of what I would consider light rock crawling. Medium sized, mostly round boulders (no sharp edges) fill the road, and based on Cody's report it sounds like this is a river in the early summer. In late summer it was just a rock bed that required careful crawling. We used 4Low in a stock Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk and managed to crawl through without much issue other than traction. I don't think any regular SUV will manage this stretch.

Beyond this the road is once again good, with a couple of deep cross ditches shortly before to roads end at 1,300m where it's basically decommissioned.

I'm not 100% sure on the road where the rocky stretch is, so my marking as "Heavily Degraded" is an estimate. If you are unsure whether it is worth bothering to try and pass the rocky section, it is and will save you a few km each way of hiking.

The washout section is rocky and the last few waterbars are deep, no problem in our stock Tacoma though

[From Roxy Bauer] - can drive past 1000m, but there’s some vehicular boulder hopping to do. It’s short lived though. Road great otherwise. Snow on the twin one FSR is intermittent, making skinning annoying. Would recco goretex boots, or trail runners for this section.