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Re: Donahue exit permit, can you give an example of how this attaching process would have worked prior? My old brain is not following…

Yes, those disperse areas will be more impacted for sure. (Case in point, the couple of campsites at JMT/Clouds Rest junction i.e. sunrise creek camp). [email protected]> wrote:

I would interpret all this to mean that the total Donohue/JMT quotas will not change, but there will likely be changes to how those are distributed.? For example if the total holds at 45, and there

There appears to be some discrepancies in the Yosemite wilderness permit pages descriptions. They state that there will be no trailhead quota changes. The quota page shows 10 permits available for

There is significant elevation gain between LYV and the first legal camping for the pass through permit which is between the Half Dome and Clouds Rest junctions. The entry quotas for the trailheads

Remember, you have to go beoyond the point of the arrow on this map? https://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/upload/wildernesstrailheads.pdf Which means you have to get closer to the Clouds Rest

Or get a Tuolumne Meadows permit and a second HI to TM permit for 3 days prior. If you can get them both... Ethan "When you see a new trail, or a footprint you do not know, follow it to the point

For what it's worth, my contact at YNP said that some changes are related to constraints with Recreation . Gov. I'm not sure if it's exactly your issue but some things may change after the first year

Maybe look at exemption for seniors?

Yes it is

John Is this the one by Saddlebag lake, just off Tioga Pass? That is one of my favorite hikes. -- anand http://www.anands.net

What happens if someone is tired and hikes a half mile past LYV and camps say just after the half-dome turn off? Won't we be creating more campsites instead?

Last summer when the Reds shuttle was suspended we used Sierra Shuttle Service for a drop off at Agnew Meadows from the Mammoth Mountain Inn. He is local to Mammoth and his service was very good. On

Here is the link for those who didn’t get it. The area concerned is in Hoover Wilderness just off Tioga Road outside YNP entrance. A very popular day hike destination. I too would like to learn

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Agree. [email protected]> wrote:

I've been able to hitchhike easily on the east side of the Sierra Nevada in many location but I've never tried to in the Mammoth area specifically. My guess is it won't be an issue. But a fallback

In normal years it’s very easy. With COVID likely less easy, but I would still expect you to be able to get a ride. Ian

What are the chances of being able to hitchhike from Mammoth Village to Devils postpile trailhead next Wednesday morning? Not that this group would know but just wanted to ask that question.

John:? I am preparing an email to you on this.