Re: Faxing Permit Requests
On November 1 a.m. we faxed in the form for late March 2004 trip, and
got the permit in less than two weeks, but more than one week, I
recall. I was...
schlabic 2003-12-09 10:20:23 #26650
Re: Faxing Permit Requests
I have telephoned the BCO 5-7 days after I have faxed in my request and they have been more than happy to tell me whether I will be getting a permit or...
Paul V 2003-12-09 10:20:12 #26649
Re: Faxing Permit Requests
Joe, it usually takes up to three weeks.
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Paige 2003-12-09 10:20:10 #26648
Re: Hike to Marble
I don't think they were LOST Eddy. They definitely knew they were in
the Soap Creek drainage. They were just doing a lousy job of finding
the best route...
Bob Marley 2003-12-09 10:04:11 #26647
Re: cleats vs crampons 4-point
Being a little critical without much information here, aren't we?
In the 70's and early '80's Troop 800 of Phoenix was probably the
most off-trail...
Bob Marley 2003-12-09 09:57:46 #26646
Re: Faxing Permit Requests
Per the NPS web-site, you should allow at least 3 weeks to get back a
permit from a faxed or mailed application. You may be getting a nice
Christmas...
Edmund Seiders 2003-12-09 09:07:44 #26645
Faxing Permit Requests
Does anyone have an estimate on how long it takes to get a permit if
you fax in the request? I faxed one in on 12/1 and I'm checking my
mailbox...
azjojo99 2003-12-09 08:51:15 #26644
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