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Get an email when an Inyo National Forest permit opens up.

We check Recreation.gov every few minutes. The moment a sold-out Inyo National Forest permit for your date opens up, we email you, and you book it on Recreation.gov.

Where
California
Entry points
67
Spots
One per person
Tell us your group size. We only email you when there's room for everyone.

67 entry points

Pick yours when you set up the alert. These are the names Recreation.gov uses.

  • Baker and Green Lakes
  • Baxter Pass
  • Beck Lake
  • Big Pine Creek North Fork
  • Big Pine Creek North Fork (Outfitter)
  • Big Pine Creek North Fork (Pack Outfit)
  • Big Pine Creek South Fork
  • Birch Lake
  • Bishop Pass -South Lake
  • Blackrock (Non Quota)
  • Bloody Canyon
  • Convict Creek
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  • Cottonwood Lakes
  • Cottonwood Pass
  • Deer Lakes
  • Duck Pass
  • Fern Lake
  • Fish Creek
  • Gable Lakes
  • George Creek
  • George Lake
  • Gibbs Lake
  • Glacier Canyon
  • Golden Trout Lakes
  • Haiwee Pass (Non Quota)
  • High Trail
  • Hilton Lakes
  • Horton Lakes
  • Italy Pass
  • John Muir Trail North of Devils Postpile
  • John Muir Trail South of Devils Postpile
  • Kearsarge Pass
  • Kennedy Meadows (Non Quota)
  • Lakes Canyon (Non Quota)
  • Lamarck Lakes
  • Laurel Lakes
  • Little Lakes Valley
  • Lundy Canyon (Non Quota)
  • McGee Pass
  • Meysan Lake
  • Minaret Lake
  • Mono Pass
  • Mt. Whitney (Trail Crest Exit)
  • North Fork of Lone Pine Creek
  • Olancha Pass (Non Quota)
  • Parker Lake
  • Pine Creek
  • Piute Pass
  • Red Cones
  • Red Lake
  • River Trail
  • Rush Creek
  • Sabrina Lake
  • Saddlebag Lake (Non Quota)
  • Sawmill Pass
  • Shadow Creek
  • Shepherd Pass
  • Taboose Pass
  • Tamarack Lakes
  • Trail Pass (Non Quota)
  • Treasure Lakes
  • Tuttle Creek
  • Tyee Lakes
  • Upper Buttermilk
  • Valentine Lake
  • Warren Fork (Non Quota)
  • Yost / Fern Lakes

How it works

  1. Tell us what you want

    Pick your entry point and dates.

  2. We keep checking

    We check Recreation.gov's booking page every few minutes, around the clock.

  3. You book it

    The moment a sold-out permit for your date opens up, we email you. You book it yourself on Recreation.gov, so be quick.

Wilderness Alerts isn't affiliated with Recreation.gov. We don't sell or hold permits; when one opens up, you book it there yourself.

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