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Trails in the Three Sisters Wilderness area require a Central Cascades Wilderness Permit for ALL overnight use and SOME require one for day-use. Day and Overnight visitors: Central Cascades Wilderness Permit required for ALL overnight and SOME day-use sites between June 15 and October 15.

Signs state you must be 1/4 mile from No Name Lake. Permits! Don't forget to have a Northwest Forest Pass in your car for the trailhead. You must have a printed copy of your hiking permit on your person.

Waldo Lake and Diamond Peak Wilderness Looking for a permit-free overnight stay? There are eighty-four miles of trails in the Waldo Lake Wilderness Area and more than fifty miles of trails as part of the Diamond Peak Wilderness area, including fourteen miles of the Pacific Crest Trail.

Backcountry & Wilderness Permits. If you plan to backpack in a national park or monument, you will need to secure a backcountry/wilderness permit.

If you plan on traveling outside the 15-foot corridor to camp, explore, etc. then it is recommended that you obtain a State Land Recreation Permit. They are only $15 and allow recreational access to almost 9 million acres throughout Arizona. Permits can be obtained through the Arizona State Land Department website.

Implemented in 2021 because of years of overuse and fears of loving the area to death, overnight use through Oregon's pristine Central Cascades now requires an overnight permit ($6). Day-hikers also need a permit on 19 of 79 trailheads within the area ($1).

This is a randomized lottery for coveted summer dates on several of Idaho's most popular rivers. On the Middle Fork of the Salmon that high-use window is May 28 through September 3. In 2020, the Middle Fork had over 17,000 applications and only 387 permits. That gives you a 1-in-45 chance to win.

Westwater Canyon requires obtaining a private or commercial permit. Private permits are available through Recreation.gov and will be available for advanced reservation two months ahead of the entry date at 8 a.m.MT/10 a.m. ET daily. Westwater Canyon is the first whitewater stretch on the Colorado River in Utah.

Trails in the Three Sisters Wilderness area require a Central Cascades Wilderness Permit for ALL overnight use and SOME require one for day-use. Day and Overnight visitors: Central Cascades Wilderness Permit required for ALL overnight and SOME day-use sites between June 15 and October 15.

Signs state you must be 1/4 mile from No Name Lake. Permits! Don't forget to have a Northwest Forest Pass in your car for the trailhead. You must have a printed copy of your hiking permit on your person.

Waldo Lake and Diamond Peak Wilderness Looking for a permit-free overnight stay? There are eighty-four miles of trails in the Waldo Lake Wilderness Area and more than fifty miles of trails as part of the Diamond Peak Wilderness area, including fourteen miles of the Pacific Crest Trail.

Backcountry & Wilderness Permits. If you plan to backpack in a national park or monument, you will need to secure a backcountry/wilderness permit.

If you plan on traveling outside the 15-foot corridor to camp, explore, etc. then it is recommended that you obtain a State Land Recreation Permit. They are only $15 and allow recreational access to almost 9 million acres throughout Arizona. Permits can be obtained through the Arizona State Land Department website.

Implemented in 2021 because of years of overuse and fears of loving the area to death, overnight use through Oregon's pristine Central Cascades now requires an overnight permit ($6). Day-hikers also need a permit on 19 of 79 trailheads within the area ($1).

This is a randomized lottery for coveted summer dates on several of Idaho's most popular rivers. On the Middle Fork of the Salmon that high-use window is May 28 through September 3. In 2020, the Middle Fork had over 17,000 applications and only 387 permits. That gives you a 1-in-45 chance to win.

Westwater Canyon requires obtaining a private or commercial permit. Private permits are available through Recreation.gov and will be available for advanced reservation two months ahead of the entry date at 8 a.m.MT/10 a.m. ET daily. Westwater Canyon is the first whitewater stretch on the Colorado River in Utah.