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I hiked the JMT in mid to the end of August in 2017 and the mosquitos were pretty much everywhere, but I only found them to be bothersome during the day a couple of places. It was more what you would

Realize that January has been somewhat of a slow start given the amount of snow in December. Just remember that in 2018/ 2019, the year of Snowzilla, we had a great start in November but no real

Hello Sam - Not sure if you are also a member of the JMT Facebook group, but there is quite a bit of snow chat there. I've been posting periodic updates there of snow sensor data from near the trail

Aha! Good to know there are still knowledgable humans behind the web interface. I just tried to look up the Full Trailheads Report (which I now recall had switched to a more interactive version last

Yes, now was somewhat crazy back in December, but January has been dry and no major rain/snow event is in sight. We are down to just ~20% over average and drop fast. Follow along here:

First, I think it's WAY too early to worry about the snow pack right now. But, yeah, to your point, I went out on the JMT in July/August of 2017 when there of 200% of average snow pack. It sucked.

Crazy snow so far. My concern is hiking through snow and being eaten by skeeters starting NB in mid to late July. I know its too early to say definitively, but I love to chat about backpacking. Any

Your trip-report is fantastic good, I got a lot of ideas from it for my JMT-plan-2022. thank you!

We stayed in the Independence Inn and had Jim, the Innkeeper, shuttle us to and from the trailhead.? Highly recommended!? Probably less expensive.? Accommodations are very good. Centrally located

Lange: Its still the same folks running the permit program, they are just not using their own platform anymore. I recently had my Wilderness /Half Dome Permit Application incorrectly cancelled and

Lange : Traffic jams in Yose - what’s that ? BTW thank you for all snow reports we’ve been reading for years between you and John Dittli . Karina Bezkrovnaia

Yeah seems like keeping the full trailheads report going would require manual updates from rec dot gov, and for what purpose if YNP isn’t running the permit reservations anymore? Still seems like

Hi Lange, Thank you for so much detail! I will ask the trail Yodas :) It is all so confusing…. I liked the trailhead quays chart - it was easy to operate and act accordingly. Karina Bezkrovnaia

I totally aggree with you Peter. We love to help hikers and support them even when not a guest. Our experience has been that there is not consistent and reliable information given and depending on

Yes you may resupply in aindependence without a penalty. The Mt Williamson is taking reservations already for the 2022 hiking season. We have several discounted packages for hikers. Feel free to email

From the Yosemite wilderness permits page https://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/wpres.htm: "Twelve days after the lottery application period begins for any given week (i.e., the Friday 22 weeks in

Hi Karina - that I don’t know. I’d assume the walk-ups will operate like last year? Looks like there are 6 for HI-LYV pass through and 12 for Lyell. Unclaimed or returned permits I’d assume will

6 months in advance. For instance, apply for Aug 15 on Feb 15 at 7 am PST

7am Pacific time [email protected]> wrote:

When do Inyo permits get released please? Thanks, Geraldine.