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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Other Sierra Nevada Permit Issue Stations
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Throughout the Sierra Nevada, wilderness permits are issued based on your entry trailhead. That permit is then valid for all travel within that particular trip. We work cooperatively with several neighboring national forests that issue permits valid for travel into the Sequoia & Kings Canyon (SEKI) Wilderness.
In broad terms, the Inyo National Forest issues permits from the east, the Sequoia National Forest issues permits from the south, and the Sierra National Forest issues permits from the north and northwest.
| Issue Station |
Inyo National Forest |
| Common Trails into SEKI |
Piute Pass, Bishop Pass, Taboose Pass, Sawmill Pass, Baxter Pass, Kearsarge Pass, Shepherd Pass, Main Mount Whitney, Trail Crest, Cottonwood Lakes, Cottonwood Pass |
| Contacts |
Inyo Wilderness Permit Reservation Office
351 Pacu Lane Suite 200
Bishop, CA 93514
Wilderness Permit Reservation Line (760) 873-2483
(760) 873-2484 Fax
(760) 873-2485 Wilderness Information
(760) 873-2408 Recorded General Recreation Information
www.fs.fed.us/r5/inyo/recreation/wild/index.shtml
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Sierra National Forest |
| Common Trails into SEKI |
Crown/Rancheria, Courtright, Florence |
| Contacts |
For the area south of the San Joaquin River:
High Sierra Ranger District
Post Office Box 559
Prather, CA 93651
(559) 855-5360
For the area north of the San Joaquin River:
Bass Lake Ranger District
57003 Road 225
North Fork, CA 93643
(559)-877-2218
http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/sierra/recreation/wilderness
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| Issue Station |
Sequoia National Forest |
| Common Trails into SEKI |
Forks of the Kern, Jerky, Fish Creek, Clicks, Summit, Long Canyon |
| Contacts |
Sequoia National Forest
1839 South Newcomb Street
Porterville, CA 93257
559-784-1500
http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/sequoia/recreation
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Did You Know?
Picnic areas are a major source of problem bears. Bears quickly lose their fear of humans when allowed access to our food. They wind up dead, hit by cars or shot because they threaten people. Store all food immediately on arrival, stay close to food at tables, and put all trash in bearproof cans!
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Last Updated: February 06, 2007 at 18:04 EST |