Turkey rocks road condition

Anyone been out to Turkey rocks recently? Wondering how badly the rains have rutted/washed out the road. 

Not all that recent but 3 weeks ago the road was relatively ok, granted we were in a jeep but we never had to put it in 4 wheel.drive.  

also looking for T-rocks road advice. Anyone been on it more recently and do you think a van can get up there ? 

Anunta Anuntawrote:

also looking for T-rocks road advice. Anyone been on it more recently and do you think a van can get up there ? 

I was out there a few weeks ago and the road is kind of rough right now. It was passable in a forester, but it made for some engaging driving. My promaster would not have made it. I imagine the recent rain hasn't helped.

I was there last Monday the 3rd. Yes, a van can make it as evidenced by one in the parking lot, but I wouldn't recommend it. There's lots of ruts, some on steep sections, and a few with loose gravel, that you'll need to negotiate. Sure, you can do it with careful choice of your path and going slow - and occasionally fast. 

Come on guys, I got my honda s2000 atleast 3 miles down that road , before the creek crossing 

Went on Saturday and can honestly can say the road is the worst I've seen in 6 years. I used to take a Toyota matrix down that road, now I have a Crosstrek. Was easily doable with the crosstrek, but a matrix or anything with similar ground clearance will not get there today. Sprinters will need to be smart with their path selection.

Reviving this thread. Anyone out there recently?

Three vans got stuck on Friday night and had a $600 tow bill. My buddy said its the worst he's seen it in 20yrs. 

I was fine in a full size truck, smaller vehicles beware!

Got it done in a stock AWD Rav4 on Saturday.

Poor traction in a few spots, but clearance is king. Wouldn’t try it in a small car - as others have said.

B Donovanwrote:

Got it done in a stock AWD Rav4 on Saturday.

Poor traction in a few spots, but clearance is king. Wouldn’t try it in a small car - as others have said.

Good to know, would be going in a Honda Pilot or a Honda CRV, similar clearance 

Just saw a forrest service bulldozer leaving the area, seems like maybe they did the biannual grating? might be 2wd low clearance access now? 

previously made it in a subaru crosstrek with a brave skilled driver getting in is easy getting out takes speed and is bumpy wear a seat belt like on an airplane to not hit your head or wear your climbing/driving helmet   

I do it regularly in a 2wd 4Runner. If you have clearance, a little skill, and there's no snow/ice 4wd is definitely not needed. 

Didn’t need 4x4 last week