INCOMAPPLEUX RIVER
Selkirk Natural Resource District
Road Details
| Location | INCOMAPPLEUX RIVER |
|---|---|
| Condition | Somewhat Degraded (Last updated 19d) |
| Condition Details | Road has rough spots, water bars or moderate washouts and may require high-clearance 4WD |
| Closures | No Posted Closures |
| Length | 24.19km |
| Owner | Selkirk Forest District |
| Waypoints | Download GPX |
Road Description
No description.
Road Bulletins
I'm not sure how to split this road into multiple sections/descriptions.
This road is triple gated/lockblock walls right at the canyon (start) so you can only get in here on bike or on foot.
Up until Cambourne it is in good condition. From Cambourne to Sable Creek it is in moderate condition. You would be able to drive a car with a little clearance/don't care too much about it. There is one bridge at around 6km that has started to collapse, but is still driveable.
This road is triple gated/lockblock walls right at the canyon (start) so you can only get in here on bike or on foot.
Up until Cambourne it is in good condition. From Cambourne to Sable Creek it is in moderate condition. You would be able to drive a car with a little clearance/don't care too much about it. There is one bridge at around 6km that has started to collapse, but is still driveable.
This is part 2 of the description for this road.
The river has taken out the road at 9.5km, but you can still get bikes by. And the Bridge is removed at the 10.5km mark across Sable Creek.
After crossing Sable Creek (Knee Deep in Late August) the road is completely impassable by bike. I went another 500m before ditching the bike. Went another 1.5km beyond that on foot, but turned around as it is very thick alder and new growth. Very difficult bushwhacking too. The river also completely took the road out at 11km
The rest of the road beyond this is likely the same. 15+yrs of new growth and alder and downed trees.
The river has taken out the road at 9.5km, but you can still get bikes by. And the Bridge is removed at the 10.5km mark across Sable Creek.
After crossing Sable Creek (Knee Deep in Late August) the road is completely impassable by bike. I went another 500m before ditching the bike. Went another 1.5km beyond that on foot, but turned around as it is very thick alder and new growth. Very difficult bushwhacking too. The river also completely took the road out at 11km
The rest of the road beyond this is likely the same. 15+yrs of new growth and alder and downed trees.