Re: Faxing Permit Requests
On several occasions the NPS has stated that they prefer the permits all to
come in of the first of the month so that they can staff the work load spike,
but...
Dick Matthews 2003-12-09 11:53:14 #26651
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
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