Category: Hurley Road Updates

Reports coming in of the Hurley being in great shape, except for some deep muddy sections at the summit. One car was stuck in the mud today and a truck pulled them out. Thanks to Deb Williamson for the photo. This site is based on Hurley driver updates so please email new road conditions to…

Hurley is open Wednesday May 15 at 5:00pm.  The road is single lane with lots of pullouts, trailer friendly, road is icy so have chains or sandbags or winter tires. There is a layer of ice on the road that is breaking up so if travelling it the next few days use a 4×4 vehicle….

Scott has started to plow the road and has made some progress but the road is NOT open yet. Please give Scott space to work and do not drive up to see if you can get through. As soon as Scott has finished working and the road is open, it will be posted with the…

Update May 11 – Dozer moved today to Hope creek. Snow starts at Donnley Creek. Will start plowing Monday. Thanks to Sal DeMare for submitting the latest opening update from BJ Moore, Cascades District Engineering Officer. Further updates will be posted as they come in. Good morning. We’ve received another update from the avalanche tech…

Thanks to Sal Demare and BJ Moore from MoF for the first opening update of the season. The Avalanche Tech is waiting to reassess after this wet weather works its way through the area. Green Mtn has not had any full depth events yet but they could come around May 2nd. We expect to hear…

Thanks to Conny for sending in this update on the road conditions. I flew over the Hurley yesterday. If you are thinking of sledding across, heads up, there is about 1-3 km of open gravel just north of the Hope Creek bridge. It is off and on dirt and snow from about the 15km bridge…

After all that rain the Hurley has a washout on the Pemberton side, about 7km up on the Lillooet River FSR. Thanks to Ray Mason for the update and photo. Kathy from Backcountry Snowcats sent in some more photos.

Thanks to Dave Robinson for this Hurley update and photos. BRV to Pemberton around 2pm, lifted Tacoma with good tires and didn’t use chains. Icy sections on the plowed bit to the Hurley East junction. Single set of tracks the whole way, getting deep near the summit. Rough bits and sometimes easy to get off line…

 Thanks to Gerry for the latest update and photo. I Crossed with Ram 3500, 4 new studded tires. In some sections I churned a bit. 2 feet at summit.  Pemberton side great with the new gravel.  Snow starts at railroad bridge.  On  top along the  Hurley river potholes are deep and require dropping to a…