4WDABC Hurley to Lillooet Softroading Camp Out

On the weekend of Sept. 17th-18th, 2022, a group event was organized by our resident “Softroader Run” organizer, Dawn Tyacke. We had a team of 4WDABC reps on board to assist and several members signed up for the limited spaces available.
Together, the group went on a two day, 700+ kilometre trip through southwestern BC, travelling the Hurley Pass, visiting Bralorne,
Gold Bridge, camping and enjoying each other's company at Gun Creek on Carpenter Lake, seeing the Terzaghi Dam and finishing in Lillooet at The Old Bridge. Then some went home via the Fraser Canyon while a few hiked to the Seton Lookout and then took the Duffy Lake Rd. home.
What a spectacular part of the province and a
very memorable weekend.
Drone footage courtesy of:
- Brandon Grant of Highspeed Overlanding / @highspeedoverlanding
- 4WDABC representative Matthew Major
Contains the song “Come Sundown” by local singer/songwriter Damian Marshall
And remember to tread lightly and shop local!

[@daveharlos6464]

They have done a lot of good work on the Hurley River FSR. Great trip.

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

Nice run Dawn.. Looks like you guys had a blast.

[@kristinisme7266]

Next time you head out this way let us local peoples know

[@echofactor1977]

I did try! The businesses we visited got a heads up and we monitored for commercial traffic when we were near the dam so we didn't get in anybody's way. I'm always up for feedback though, doing my best to Tread Lightly and shop local. Every run has room for improvement, I didn't know the museum in Bralorne had moved or that it would be open on the weekend for one thing! Next time we'll make more time for that as well.

[@sslouie]

Got some nice views for sure!

[@rorymunroe3771]

at 15:35 quite the quartz vein ... l bet many an old timer eyeballed that up close....

[@rorybrown4695]

Great video. Brought back memories of many years ago. I came over from Nanaimo when I was a member of the Sidewinders and met up with some members of the Lionsgaters at Marshall Lake. We explored some of the old jade roads and ended up near the top of one of the area peaks. Even stopped by the Tyax Lodge..

[@twentiethcenturyboy6328]

Not to make it political. But this is what MY Canada 🇨🇦 looks like! Great video production! 🫡