Nothing really new on the Hurley. Drove south Jan 4th<\/sup>\u00a0at about 10:30am, road was in good condition.\u00a0 Did run into logging truck traffic, as well as other truck traffic.\u00a0 Unexpectedly, met a large group of snowmobilers heading north.\u00a0 Road is narrow near the pass, this would not be a good spot to meet other vehicles, care should be taken.<\/strong><\/p>\n The East Hurley has a washout about 300m east of the junction with the Hurley Main. The culvert is sitting in the channel cut across the road which is 150cm deep and about 300cm wide and impassible by truck or sled. Beavers have since dammed the higher side so expect more washouts in the spring. Both sides of the pond are covered in ice to thin to cross by sled. Thanks to Conny for the update.<\/p>\n The Hurley is getting lots of different types of traffic.\u00a0 The road is plowed narrow so please drive slow and stay on your side of the road. If you have a radio use Resource Road Channel 19<\/a>. If you choose to drive the Hurley at this time of the year, be prepared to experience all kinds of weather and winter driving conditions.\u00a0 Winter driving skills, 4 x4, chains and good snow tires are essential for travel.\u00a0 A survival\/safety kit are good things to carry in your truck.\u00a0 Conditions can change fast at anytime up there with the fluctuating temperatures & weather.<\/p>\n Support this website and order your Hurley t-shirts, bumper stickers, can coolers & trucker hats in 3 colours \u2013 green\/white, black\/gold, pink\/grey\u00a0\u00a0Click here to purchase Hurley merchandise.<\/a>
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