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I think the answer is that this is allowed, but? your best source of information on this will be the fine folks at the Mt Williamson Motel.? They have been dealing with this for a few years now and

Hello. We are planning a JMT NoBo in August starting at Horseshoe Meadows - Cottonwood Lakes TH. For the first resupply, we would like to descend from the JMT over Kearsage Pass into Onion Vallesy,

Just being sure. joe Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2022 6:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JMT-groups.io] Yosemite permits on recreation.gov

"July 4th WEEK". Basically, July 1st and 2nd are the first possible start dates for me for that week. The lottery is for the start date.

Jim: I am putting in my JMT application today as well but todays application (Jan 9) is for June 26 thru July 2 - not the fourth? Joe

Lange, so how is the left overs from Lottery permits working out now ? Are we suppose to apply for them directly ones the lottery eligible week is closed ? When they are not yet “ walk -ups “? I

Looks like with the exclusion of GP, Sunrise and HI->LYV permits from "Donohue eligibility", the compromise was to open the full daily quota of HI->past LYV to JMT hikers. I appreciate this probably

Put in my first Yosemite lottery application today for the July 4th week. (not for the JMT, some in-park hikes) I noticed they only have "Happy Isle>Past LYV (Donahue Pass eligible)" as well as

Yeah, that's precisely what scares me about planning another September hike. It's not just the risk of fires in the Inyo, but anywhere in California.

Yes! good idea. I was a fire lookout in SEKI in 1993, did an 11 day trip on the High Sierra Trail in 2000, spent a few days in 2012 in Cedar Grove (and hiked Bubb's Creek) and then spent a week in

?Here are my thoughts on fires. I dislike bugs and lightning more than smoke. I often backpack in late Aug early September. Smoke has been a problem >50% of the time and a major problem 25% of the

The bigger the snowpack the longer the skeeters will be around. August is usually fine. The fires are just a wild card. Get your permit for when you’d lime to go and cross your fingers. A few years

The smoke in August came mostly from fires to the north and west of the trail. We live in June Lake in the summer and there was little smoke in the area until mid September when we started to get

Super amazing...thanks Inga...! ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, January 4, 2022 9:12:25 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [JMT-groups.io] Starting JMT at Bubb's Creek

I should clarify that if I had made it to my starting point, Bishop, I found later that the smoke on the trail wasn't an issue at all. I was flying a light plane from Seattle and was forced to turn

Thin we met you either on the trail or at VVR. We are fellow septuagenarian and were hiking south and were at VVR on August 23/24. Great photos. Sent from

Sorry to hear about your trip last year. We started south from Rush Creek on 8/16 last year (we did the north portion of the trail from Rush Creek to Happy Isle in the rain the week before) and had

All the relevant permit links are in my article. https://ingasadventures.com/how-to-get-a-permit-to-hike-the-john-muir-trail/

Hiking The Jaunty Septuagenarian Juggernaut trip report.? The John Muir Trail.? It's new and improved, and can be perused at?

Your most welcome. I have one more recommendation: Just do it. The trail is well worth all of the logistical and permitting complications. Enjoy yourself and good luck. Sent from