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Gorge Creek FSR

  • 2015-10-12 15:08:00

    Just curious if anybody heard what the rumour is about the Gorge Creek FSR this year. Is it still open until xmas and sled access after that?



  • 2015-10-13 15:34:03

    Also interested if anyone has info
  • 2016-12-14 10:01:57

    It is being plowed until Mid Jan. They start plowing at around 10km then go up the road towards anstey arm then back down to lybarger. So if it snows a bunch the bottom section won't be plowed. 

    Please stay off the road unless you have radios and a vehicle/tires to make it up. Way too many people up there this year crashing or blocking the road.