The roads between the Bar K and Hwy 36 (Hwy 36>Lefthand>JCR>Overland) are CLEAR - mostly dry, even (95% dry?). (Caution: at the top of the switchbacks, the lane narrows down to about 1.5 width with high banked snow on the sides - the road here is just wet, though, with a few slushy patches)
Once in Bar K: it is minimally plowed in a single track from the entrance of the Bar K to the fork. From there, the plow track continued to the left (east), but I did not follow it, so I have no idea how far it goes, although I'm told it goes at least to Hickok. I turned right (west) at the fork on RLR and can report that it has NOT been plowed. I was able to follow big tire tracks to my house, but it was pretty scary. The snow (as you all know) is heavy, wet, and was high in the middle under the truck - and really could have very easily banked me at any point...but after 2 nights stuck down in Longmont, I made it home!!
Hope that helps!
Once in Bar K: it is minimally plowed in a single track from the entrance of the Bar K to the fork. From there, the plow track continued to the left (east), but I did not follow it, so I have no idea how far it goes, although I'm told it goes at least to Hickok. I turned right (west) at the fork on RLR and can report that it has NOT been plowed. I was able to follow big tire tracks to my house, but it was pretty scary. The snow (as you all know) is heavy, wet, and was high in the middle under the truck - and really could have very easily banked me at any point...but after 2 nights stuck down in Longmont, I made it home!!
Hope that helps!