Sections of the East Hurley will be closed for work on the Bralorne Sewer Project. Please see the site for more details. TRAFFIC IMPACTS: Please note that for the duration of the project, a small section (approximately 1 kilometre) of the East Hurley Road will be closed daily from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. The closure…
Slow Food Cycle Road Closure
The annual Pemberton Slow Food Cycle is on Sunday August 18 and will impact Hurley drivers with a road closure. Once again this year, in the interest of participant safety, Pemberton Meadows Road will be closed to vehicle traffic from 10am – 3pm on Sunday for the Slow Food Cycle Sunday event. The road will remain open for slow moving farm vehicles. From 9am-10am and…
August 9 Update
The Hurley was graded before the August long weekend but it sounds like it’s in pretty rough shape after all the peak season traffic. Be aware that there may be a flipped vehicle obstructing part of the road 7.5km on the Pemberton side. Drive the corners with caution to avoid hitting it. Thanks to Jesse…
Travel Advisory
The Squamish Lillooet Regional District has put a Travel Advisory in effect for the Lillooet River FSR which is the start of the Hurley. The Lillooet River Forest Service Road Landslide Hazard Level has been elevated due to a series of high temperatures days observed in the past week. The current hazard level is rated HIGH. Users…
July 10 Update
Thanks to BJ Moore, FLNRO for the update that Squamish Mills will be grading both ends of the Hurley after they finish grading the Lillooet FSR, should be starting next week sometime. Please give the grader space and pass slowly when safe to do so. Thanks to Sharron Elliott for the latest Hurley update and photo….
June 28 Update
The Hurley has been graded and is in good shape. Thanks to Scott Frizzell for the latest update and photo. Came west over the Hurley at 0830. East Hurley in great condition. Pemberton side good. Limited visibility in the pass. Small tree covering 3/4 of the road just east of the Hurley junction. This site is…
Grading Update
Thanks to Debbie Demare for the latest update and photos. Great shape from Summit down to Lillooet river FSR I hope people use their 4 wheel drive going up hill to keep it in great shape. They have marked a culvert that is messed up at summit. Grader working at Summit on Gold Bridge side. This…
June 7 Update
Thanks to Randy Perazzo and Doug Engstrom for the latest Hurley updates. The grader started yesterday from the Pemberton side and the first 4km are buff. A crew was working ahead of the grader brushing last years leaners and deadfall. Thanks to Jim Bergshoeff from Grimsby, Ontario who recently drove the Hurley and sent us…
May 24 Update
Thanks to Debbie Demare for the latest Hurley update and photo. Potholes and wet throughout. Two mud bogs at the top getting deeper and depending on the vehicle be careful. Lillooet River FSR is in fabulous shape! This site is based on Hurley driver updates so please email new road conditions to info@bridgerivervalley.ca or post…
May 20 Update
Thanks to Scott Frizzell, Lisa Wagner and Jessie Davison for sending in these updates and photos! Single lane and a bit sloppy in parts but overall an excellent drive. The entire road is now snow and ice-free. A few wet/muddy patches near the summit but I have to say it’s a whole different road than…
Friday May 17 Update
Lots of traffic on the Hurley today, most heading up from Pemberton. Going down to Pemberton from the summit was icy and slippery. Raining hard at the top. The summit area is a mix of ice, snow, mud and water. 2-3km of challenging driving with 4wd and good tires needed. No grader working as of…
Opening Conditions
Several vehicles have come over the Hurley already tonight. Tom plowed out some pullouts and the road is single lanes for a few kms at the pass and 4wd is required until the snow melts. The Pemberton side is boney and rough for the first 10km then it’s pretty good to Gold Bridge. Thanks to…
Hurley is Open
The Hurley is open for the 2019 season! Watch out for the grader on the Pemberton side, please respect the workers and slow down when passing. Big thanks to BJ Moore, FLNRO and Tom Illidge for getting it open in time for the weekend! This site is based on Hurley driver updates so please email…
Opening Update #4
Tom is working on clearing snow and is making good time. He is expecting to finish late on Thursday as he is only pushing 5 feet and not the 6-8 that was expected. Please don’t try to drive the Hurley until the work has been completed and as soon as it is done it will…
Avalanche Hazard
Conny Amelunxen, the avalanche technician for the Hurley and other resource roads in the area has issued this avalanche bulletin for the Bridge River Valley area.