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First snowfall of the season!

Posted on September 17, 2021September 27, 2021

Update from September 26 from Charles Evans.

Good conditions Gold Bridge to Pemberton, travelling late morning, on Hurley west a little slick from Green mountain and some mud ruts. No snow, and surprise of all surprises, only three cars at Semaphore. Fair number of potholes at the usual wet spots.10 km to 7 km on the Pemberton switchbacks is still rough as heck, better further down the hill. Worst is the flats from the bottom of the hill to the Lillooet Bridge.

Update on September 22 from Chuck Townsend.

Came down the Hurley Monday afternoon via the east Hurley from Bralorne and all the snow was gone.  East Hurley was good. Main Hurley from the steel bridge through the middle was decent for the most part with a few rough sections. It seemed to get a bit better as I approached the summit and wasn’t too bad going down the big hill. It wasn’t until I got to the section between the big hill and the switch backs that it got pretty rough. The switch backs were ok off and on with the worst part of the entire road being the Lillooet River FSR! Very rough for its entirety. Was expecting the Hurley to be much worse with all the reports I was getting by word of mouth, but I think airing down my tires to 30 psi really helps smooth out the worst parts.

September 17th. Torrential rain in the valley today and snow falling at higher elevations including on the Hurley. Be prepared for winter like conditions up there. Currently 1.3c at Gun Lake at 6.22pm and the rain is trying to turn to snow.

The new Hurley can coolers are in stock on the website at the link below. These make a great gift for the Hurley travellers in your family!

This site is based on Hurley driver updates so please email new road conditions to info@bridgerivervalley.ca or post in the comments below. Support this website and order your Hurley t-shirts, bumper stickers, new photo can coolers & trucker hats (more coming soon)  Click here to purchase Hurley merchandise.  Thank you for your road updates and support and please slow down and drive responsibly!

Photo by Magali Roy September 17, 2021

2 thoughts on “First snowfall of the season!”

  1. admin says:
    September 20, 2021 at 1:52 pm

    It all depends on the weather and varies every year

  2. Tania Newman says:
    September 20, 2021 at 12:02 pm

    Any idea when the Hurley is closing? Thanksgiving weekend?

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