Hurley River FSR - "The Hurley"
Sea To Sky Natural Resource District
Road Details
| Location | HURLEY RIVER |
|---|---|
| Condition | Good Condition (Last updated 73d) |
| Condition Details | Road is 2WD driveable in most cases or easily driven in a 4WD. |
| Closures | No Posted Closures |
| Length | 15.16km |
| Owner | District Manager Squamish (dsq) |
| Waypoints | Download GPX |
Road Description
No description.
Road Bulletins
I noticed there is a website for this FSR: "isurvivedthehurley.com" and here is the post for May 15, 2024.
Hurley is Open!
Posted on May 15, 2024
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. Ice should be gone in a few days. Thanks to Scott Holden for getting the road open before the long weekend and to Scott and Sal for all the updates. Have a safe drive!
This site is based on Hurley driver updates so please email new road conditions to info@bridgerivervalley.ca or post in the comments below.
Hurley is Open!
Posted on May 15, 2024
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. Ice should be gone in a few days. Thanks to Scott Holden for getting the road open before the long weekend and to Scott and Sal for all the updates. Have a safe drive!
This site is based on Hurley driver updates so please email new road conditions to info@bridgerivervalley.ca or post in the comments below.
We exited Tenquille Lake Hut via branch 12 FSR and the Hurley FSR on December 23rd. There were many open creek crossings on branch 12 and only about 10-30 cm of coverage on the road. Snow on the Hurley FSR began to thin out substantially at 900m and we were walking in runners from KM7 to the valley bottom (no snow). It looks like it rained on the 21st and 22nd and washed out most remaining snow below 900m on the Hurley FSR.
[From iSurvivedTheHurley] - snow line starts at the Branch 12 (Tenquille Trail) turn off. The road is confined to a single track and chains are highly recommended. See: https://isurvivedthehurley.com/?p=3347 for the full details
With a sedan 2WD, we went all the way to Semaphore Lake trailhead via Hurley Creek FSR. There were a lot of holes and the road was bumpy, but otherwise no big difficulties. We went very slowly.
Lots of washboards in the road from all of the traffic, but otherwise still drive-able in a 2WD
