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Well Humboldt Toiyabe joined the other National Forest closures but not as strict. Day hiking and camping in established campgrounds is allowed but no overnight camping including Hoover Wilderness.

Thanks so much for your service and hard work ! Hopefully next year will bring snow and rain to fill the lake back up !

Hi Everyone just a quick update: VVR will continue to provide hikers their resupply boxes, continue to pickup boxes and store them and we will also provide access to the store for resupplies and offer

Also: https://www.iqair.com/us/usa/california ( https://www.iqair.com/us/usa/california/sequoia-national-park ) For SEKI: https://www.iqair.com/us/usa/california/sequoia-national-park For Yosemite

Another very useful resource. You can zoom in and get air quality data for multiple locations. https://fire.airnow.gov/

This page has current information on Lodgepole in SEKI and a chart of air quality trends over the past several days. It doesn’t seem too awful at the current time but of course that can change.

Well maybe we were just unlucky. At the moment Yosemite Valley and Tuolumne Meadows webcams look clear and the NOAA forecasts show blue skies for the next week.

For Yosemite at least you need a reservation to enter the park. I have a wilderness permit this weekend entering Hoover Wilderness through the Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest which is still open…so

FWIW: Just hiked Mammoth to Tuolumne Meadows on the JMT with my son. Little to no smoke. Exited Monday 8/30.

Lower JMT = southern end. Not claiming to be a prognosticator, in fact the opposite. Using past info weighs into a future decision. It’s a moot point anyway since the CA NF are close. Good day sir

As of Tuesday noon PDT the following is on the Yosemite NP web “ Yosemite National Park is NOT affected by closure of California national forests. Yosemite is open.”

I was on trail last year. The Rangers were patrolling and it was very clear that we were to leave via the nearest trail

"The BETA I have seen from backpackers along the Lower JMT has been little to no smoke back there." I'm not sure what the "Lower JMT" means but my recent experience over a 2 1/2 week period was smoke

I’ve seen mixed reports and some encouraging reports of less smoke at higher elevations which is the only reason I’m still considering making the trip. ?I’ve sent an email to SEKI asking them

I'll speak for our group as to why we would attempt hike in our smoky state. We have been keeping a diligent eye on smoke reports for both INYO and Yosemite. The BETA I have seen from backpackers

The order is very clear that it prohibits not only starting a new hike but also prohibits being on any Forest Service trail (even with a prior, legal entry) Last year I know some hikers who thought

Exactly...having been smoked out three years with INYO closures, we "backed" up our INYO reservation date of 8/6/21 out of OV with another same date / similar mileage route in Yosemite. So far, it's

I'd be worried about NPS closure too. But even if they stay open why would you come out to this smoky state now? It's really awful here. I wish I lived somewhere else. Our backpacking plans are

"... the hood is nice layer for breaking the wind and keeping your head warm during cold mornings" I never thought of that as a way to warm up. Another win for dehydrated chili bean dinners!

I would plan a loop, probably over Colby Pass, since there would be no exit to the east.