Re: Changes in Backcountry Permit fees
Dang, bad timing... I just purchased my frequent hiker permit on Jan 24th. I
shoulda waited a couple weeks. Oh well, that's ok, it's for a good cause...
Hank Schnieder 2000-02-01 13:41:18 #1595
Re: Changes in Backcountry Permit fees
John
there is a $10 cancellation fee. Yes it is the same as the permit cost. If
you buy a $25 membership then there is no cost for cancellations. On...
Chuck Sypher 2000-02-01 13:23:01 #1594
No Subject
I am looking for someone with Rafting experience to
help coordinate and share a private trip through the
canyon.
George Sarelakos 2000-02-01 13:20:58 #1593
Re: Changes in Backcountry Permit fees
price of $25 from the previous $50 cost and it will still be valid
for twelve
> months from the date of purchase. Permit cancellations will incur a
$10
...
John G. Eyles 2000-02-01 11:43:53 #1592
Re: drought in canyon
Great work Bert thanks Doc
DOC 2000-02-01 09:18:03 #1591
Re: drought in canyon
In a message dated 2/1/00 5:42:57 AM Mountain Standard Time,
doc@... writes:
<< Bert..do you mean permanently?There's been cows in there for at least...
Fingerbert@aol.com 2000-02-01 08:17:41 #1590
Re: drought in canyon
Cottonwood had plenty of water and cows, again, in October. The Park Service
> promises they will be out by March.
>
> Bert Fingerhut
Nice to hear. I...
Coltrin 2000-02-01 07:58:08 #1589
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