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dan wrote:At 8 am the office opens. If it's same day you show up when it opens at 8am. Wait in line earlier for the weekends (Friday-Sunday) and wait in line. This is for first-come, first-served permits.
At 10am unclaimed permits are made available.
At 11am first-come, first-served permits become available for the next day.
jchapell wrote:
At the 11am day-before availability, are all walk-in permits made available to be reserved, or are some held back to be made available for the same-day at 8am?
AlmostThere wrote:jchapell wrote:
At the 11am day-before availability, are all walk-in permits made available to be reserved, or are some held back to be made available for the same-day at 8am?
There is no reserving - you walk in and get the permit. None are held back for the next day - you get what's left, if there's any. For really popular trailheads in the middle of the season on a Friday-Sunday? If you manage to get one the morning of, immediately go buy lottery tickets and head for Vegas, because your luck has just skyrocketed.
You do need to be there the morning of at 10 am to get those unclaimed previously-reserved permits - those are added to the pool of walk ins.
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