Tier 2 • 4x4 + Low Range
Seasonal Gate / Snow
VHF: RR-12 / 150.410 MHz
Hurley River FSR (Pemberton to Gold Bridge Pass)
3D TERRAIN TELEMETRY MAP
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Center: 50.6745°N, -122.9210°W
KM Marker:
Elevation:
Slope Grade:
SCRUBBABLE ELEVATION & GRADE PROFILE (410m → 1480m • +1220m Gain)
Hover/Tap points to scrub 3D map marker
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Active Forestry / Washout Dispatch Alert
EARLY NOVEMBER SNOWLINE AT 1,250M. Carry tire chains and recovery shovel if crossing Railroad Pass prior to winter closure.
FSR & Technical Telemetry Specs
Category: OVERLANDForest Service Road #
Hurley River FSR 9215
Resource Radio Freq
RR-12 / 150.410 MHz
Recommended Clearance
8"+ Minimum
Distance / Est Time
53.8 km • 2.3 hrs
Elevation Range
410m → 1480m
Seasonal Window
Late May – Late October (Unplowed snowmobile route in winter)
Pinch Points & Road Width Notes: Steep 18% switchbacks climbing out of the Lillooet Valley; heavy washboard and sharp blast rock over Railroad Pass.
Staging & Tire Air-Down Pullout (Pemberton)
GPS: 50.54200, -122.96100
Detailed Route Intelligence & Obstacles
Route Overview
The Hurley River FSR is the high-mountain shortcut connecting Pemberton and the upper Lillooet Valley to Bralorne, Gold Bridge, and the South Chilcotin Mountains.
Surfaces:
Gravel
Blast Rock
Washboard
Switchbacks
Crux Obstacles:
Steep 18% Grade
Sharp Shale Tire Hazard
Early/Late Season Snowpack
Rec Sites & Camps:
⛺ Hurley Silver Mine Site
⛺ Calboren Creek Rec Site
⛺ Gwyneth Lake
GPS Waypoints, Staging & Hazard Pins (2)
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50.5420, -122.9610
KM 0 Staging & Air-Down Pullout
Wide gravel staging shoulder. Switch VHF radio to RR-12 / 150.410 MHz and air down to 18–22 PSI.
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50.6745, -122.9210
Crux / High Point Checkpoint
Check snowline, cross-ditches, and oncoming resource traffic before proceeding.
Community Road & Gate Condition Reports
Live snowline, washout, and logging updates from BC operators
Recent Field Dispatch Photos (Click to inspect & comment):
Maya Lin
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Rig: 2022 Tacoma TRD Off-Road (33" Wildpeaks)
Seasonal Gate / Snow
Nov 08, 2026
Drove Hurley River FSR (Pemberton to Gold Bridge Pass) yesterday. Radio callouts on RR-12 / 150.410 MHz were active. Waterbars above mid-mountain are deep—definitely air down at the staging coordinates.
Surface: passable
❄ Snowline: 1350m
💧 Water/Mud: Hub-deep in shaded creek draws; bridges intact
🛡 Dead Man's Switch