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Get an email when a Yosemite Wilderness permit opens up.

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

Where
California
Entry points
56
Spots
One per person
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56 entry points

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

  • Alder Creek
  • Aspen Valley
  • Base Line Camp Road
  • Beehive Meadows
  • Bridalveil Creek
  • Budd Creek (cross-country only)
  • Cathedral Lakes
  • Chilnualna Falls
  • Cottonwood Creek
  • Deer Camp
  • Gaylor Creek/Lake (cross-country only)
  • Glacier Point->Illilouette
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  • Glacier Point->Little Yosemite Valley
  • Glen Aulin
  • Glen Aulin->Cold Canyon/Waterwheel (pass through)
  • Happy Isles->Illilouette (No Donohue Pass)
  • Happy Isles->Little Yosemite Valley (No Donohue Pass)
  • Happy Isles->Past LYV (Donohue Pass Eligible)
  • Luken->Lukens Lake
  • Lukens Lake->Yosemite Creek
  • Lyell (No Donohue Pass)
  • Lyell Canyon (Donohue Pass Eligible)
  • Mather Ranger Station
  • May Lake
  • May Lake->Snow Creek
  • McGurk Meadow
  • Miguel Meadow
  • Mirror Lake->Snow Creek
  • Mono Meadow
  • Mono/Parker Pass
  • Murphy Creek
  • Nelson Lake (cross-country only)
  • Old Big Oak Flat Road
  • Ostrander (Lost Bear Meadow)
  • Pohono Trail (Glacier Point)
  • Pohono Trail (Taft Point)
  • Pohono Trail (Wawona Tunnel/Bridalveil Parking)
  • Poopenaut Valley
  • Porcupine Creek
  • Rafferty Creek->Vogelsang
  • Rancheria Falls
  • Rockslides (cross-country only)
  • Smith Peak
  • South Fork of Tuolumne River
  • Sunrise (No Donohue Pass)
  • Tamarack Creek
  • Ten Lakes
  • Westfall Meadow
  • White Wolf Campground
  • White Wolf->Aspen Valley
  • White Wolf->Pate Valley
  • White Wolf->Smith Meadow
  • Yosemite Creek
  • Yosemite Falls
  • Young Lakes via Dog Lake
  • Young Lakes via Glen Aulin Trail

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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