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In case this hasn't been posted yet, here is the Yosemite page that explains how permits will work on recreation.gov. https://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/wildfaq2022.htm It sounds like they'll be

As per a new rule, a separate campfire permit is needed. I “picked up” a permit today, here’s a copy/paste from the email: We are in a new stage of fire restrictions – you will need a CA

a campfire permit is included with wilderness permits issued by Inyo, Sequoia and Sierra national forests. some others as well. while it's probably a good idea to get the permit anyways, it's not

Prior to the closure, the announced ending date for the Reds shuttle was September 12. I would recommend hiking over Mammoth Pass to Reds. The Lakes Basin shuttle is still operating until September 29

Now that permits are opening in Reds Meadow valley, are the Reds Meadows shuttles operating? I am taking YARTS and getting into Mammoth Lakes late in the evening next week. Is there a way to get to

Another update. The ranger just called me with the following: the official decision came down, and Thursday-Friday are day use. Backpacking trips can be started only on Saturday the 18th. …of

Praise unto Lord Freezus, for he taketh away the mosquitos! Can I get an A-MOUNTAIN?!?!

You take the quiz online, and they e-mail the permit. Very easy.

The main thing to consider is the shorter days, you will spend more time in your tent as it’ll be colder and darker earlier. You can get anything in terms of weather, I normally love that time of

I have only done this area in sept./oct. and temps were 60/70F daytime and 15/25F at night. Guitar was low teens as was the sunrise summit at Whitney. bring warm gloves.

I doubt you’ll need microspikes but I would bring a sleep system that can handle temps in the teens, maybe some down booties in lieu of microspikes. Hopefully the smoke clears by then. John Girot

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-09-14/us-forest-service-to-reopen-most-california-national-forests [email protected]> wrote:

Some additional info: I saw the announcement about the Forest opening on the 16th, then checked rec.gov to see if they put up permits for Thursday and Friday. No luck, the first permits are still for

Do you take the quiz where you pickup your permit? Or is this an online thing? Found it: https://www.readyforwildfire.org/permits/campfire-permit/

P.S. A campfire permit is required if you plan to use a stove. You have to watch a short video, and take an 8 question quiz. The permit is good through the end of the year.

From the Inyo home page "With the termination of the Regional Forest Closure order, we are pleased to announce that the Inyo will re-open with no closures in place. This means the forest will be open

We have a permit for Onion Valley to Whitney Portal starting 9/27, exiting 10/2. I'm very familiar with the route but not this late in the season. Any thoughts on temperatures and additional equipment

Inyo IS opening this Saturday, the 18th. I just received my River Trail permit for Saturday. They did say that the closure is subject to being extended, so I still need to keep checking. I don’t

Inyo national forest is reopening. I don't have thy link to the press release handy, but somebody could add it here. If memory serves the reopening date is something like the 18th. But I could be

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