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| Nigel Tufnel | Permits | |
Hasn't voted | You now need a permit for even a day trip on Mountaineer's Route/N fork of Lone Pine. I called the InterAgency office the day before my trip and they left it in a lockbox for me to pick up that night. I think the final gully to the summit is 4th class. At the beginning of it if you fell you'd take the big ride. To me that is 4th class. | |
| Posted Aug 6, 2007 2:56 pm | ||
| alex | Yep! | |
Hasn't voted | While a permit is indeed now required, there is not a quota for day hikers. The folks in the Bishop office, postulated, to my girlfriend and I, that issuing the permits without a quota was being used to determine a quota at some point in the future. | |
| Posted Sep 19, 2007 10:22 pm | ||
| GerryS | The Aspen are actually Alder | |
Hasn't voted | Small correction: under the Approach section you actually tunnel through dense Alder - I believe Green Alder. 'Tunnelling' is a great description though. | |
| Posted Dec 1, 2007 7:06 pm | ||
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Sequoia/Kings Canyon NP
