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I'm quite confident that the ranger instructional talk will be online, not in person. They are feeling very very short staffed at Inyo and the other national Forests I doubt that we will ever see

While I have not directly used this tent, I used to own a Tarpent StratoSpire Li (https://www.tarptent.com/product/stratospire-li/). I always struggled with setting it up over rocks, particularly

Got it. Yosemite went back to in person permit pickup last year though.

I know that you are able to print out the permit seven days in advance, which I plan to do, and assume that whatever procedure needed to get the permit would be done online as well. When I've picked

Has anyone used the zPacks Altaplex in the Sierra Nevada, especially on terrain not conducive to stakes where rocks have to be used to set up? I've always used a zPacks Hexamid Twin, a dual pole

Hi Ravi Would you know if the ranger talks and permits are done online now or we need to walk in? -- anand http://www.anands.net

Still being done online two weeks in advance. I'm hoping to switch from Red Cones to Duck Pass. ?https://www.fs.usda.gov/main/inyo/passes-permits/recreation I wonder if they'll ever go back to true

https://www.recreation.gov/permits/233262 > Need to know "Print at Home or Request Permit One week before the trip you can print at home or request the permit. Link to full Permit Printing

I have been following this new storm for a bit. I refer to OpenSnow and OpenSummit apps that provide some great insight. Two Dogs

See this on incoming cold weather this coming week. Ned is our best weather adviser. Long term PCT trainer for the early shoulder season (May-June). Ned's post: " Sierra Weather Update, 5/5/22: The

Has the Inyo walk up permit policy returned to pre-pandemic procedures? Do we now pick them up at the ranger station on the day of or, are they still made available two weeks in advance?

I will be interviewed for about an hour this Saturday (10am PDT) by hiker and reporter Ben Spillman for a free live video podcast. I will talk about the new multi-contributor website

Ray Rippel, a longtime member here, and author if the great preparation guideline found at jmtbook.com (though permit sections are outdated, sadly), has a great list of JMt-related names (people and

Probably. Let me check sometime today. If I don't get back to you on or off board sometime today, please remind me. I was going on right now and I'm tending to forget things that are not top of mind

Hi Jan, I am an ounce weenie and was very interested in the bear ears until I found out it is frameless. I would love to try out the framed pack for you and offer feedback. I am an experienced

Hi John, Do you happen to have the original Excel version of JMT SOBO profile planner v4.xlsx?? It looks like it was recently converted to a Google Sheet which resulted in a loss of functionality

I used a similar profile as my first cut for route planning - gives a pretty good sense of what your daily hiking entails, and helps identify campsites relative to creek crossings and passes.

In our Files and Links collection found at https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B2fotO9uESMFZlNadHoxUUtnZHM?resourcekey=0-BY8Opzm5T4cT4TTkJiIJ_w (the top-level folder) Drill down to this

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I did some of that, but you (Inga) probably have others -- John Curran Ladd San Francisco, CA 415-648-9279