Re: YARTS Summer Reservations
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Congratulations.? Scored a permit from Glacier in 2020 only to be kicked off by the Creekside Fire at Duck Pass.? Notwithstanding the disappoint of having to leave trail.? The excitement generated by that email “acceptance” notice is something
we still talk about even after having walk the trail last year.? Good luck and enjoy yourself. ?
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From: Andrew Paisley
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2022 6:51 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JMT-groups.io] YARTS Summer Reservations
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Scored a SOBO permit from Yosemite so I will be dropping my permit from Rush Creek (Aug 8) and my campsite reservations for Reversed Creek on Aug 7 in the next few days in case anyone is interested.?
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They suggested checking frequently for schedules once March rolls in.?
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That’s ?great information Randy.? Is it wise to make those travel arrangements as early as possible??
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When I called YARTS to ask about Yosemite to Fresno they said schedules would be posted sometime in March. That may apply to your request as well.?
Sent from my mobile phone. Please excuse any misspellings.?
On Feb 20, 2022, at 3:34 PM, ravi_jmt2013 <ravi@...> wrote:
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Does anyone know when it will be possible to book reservations for summer travel on YARTS? It seems like the reservation system will not allow for booking yet, at least not for August, probably because the summer schedule is not finalized
yet.
Normally, I would not stress out over being able to ride YARTS (Merced to Yosemite Valley and Yosemite Valley to Mammoth) but given the COVID limitations and what seems like crazy demand for permits this year, I am nervous about all of the logistical factors
related to my trip! ?
Prior to 2020 a travel snafu that caused a delay was not that bad for east side entry because the old walk-up system made it very likely to get something on the same day of entry. However, now with "walk ups" reservable two weeks ahead of time, a delay could
mean not going on the hike at all.
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