Lillooet River FSR
The run
Trail report
The Lillooet River road starts at the edge of Pemberton and climbs deep into the Coast Mountains along one of BC's most scenic valleys, threading through mossy old-growth cedar and crossing the braided river.
Side spurs lead to hot springs, turquoise lakes, and fishing holes, with free recreation sites dotted along the main road for overnighting.
This is an active logging road, so travel with your radio on, yield to trucks, and check the current road report before heading up. The last stretch is rough enough that high clearance earns its keep.
Know before you go
- Logging trucks
- Stream crossings
- Washboard
- Long distance
Permits & fees
None — active FSR, check road conditions
The line
Route overview
Approximate GPS track from recent community trips. Always carry a paper map and verify current conditions before heading out.
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