G-Main
Sea To Sky Natural Resource District
Wildlife Act - Vehicle Restrictions
This road may be affected by a motor vehicle prohibition zone from April 1 to June 15.Consult the regulations map for exemptions and further details: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/sports-recreation-arts-and-culture/outdoor-recreation/motor-vehicle-prohibitions/region-2/schedule-1/mvpr_1_65_sims_creek.pdf.
Post Flood Notice
Automated systems detected the end of a recent flooding event on this road. As a result conditions may have changed and new hazards may be present. Caution is advised. Please submit a report if you have driven this road since the flooding event.Road Details
| Location | TFL38 |
|---|---|
| Condition | Impassable (Last updated 51d) |
| Condition Details | Road is impassable or requires highly specialized vehicles to drive |
| Closures | No Posted Closures |
| Length | 24.33km |
| Owner | Northwest Squamish Forestry Ltd. |
| Award Date | Aug 25, 1997 |
| Waypoints | Download GPX |
Road Description
No description.
Road Bulletins
old bridge has been washed out - from another POV. suppose maybe moto could get across, but the boulders on the other side makes me think that might be pretty hard. Road otherwise seems like its been plowed up until that point. snow on the sides of the trail, but otherwise wet and a bit mushy between the snow.
Went up the Elaho G-Main past peaches and cream falls to (50.2251626, -123.5763514) where the stream has diverted down the road. Seems to be the farthest up you can go for now. Would be interested if the Elaho Mainline is grated anytime soon. Hope this helps.
[From Douglas Vis] - The road is washed out 8.5km from the start of the Bug Lake Trail head. About 50m of the road is now a creek. At ~12.5km from the start of G-Main.
