
How to Get a Mt. Whitney Day Permit
Check Mt. Whitney Day permit availability100 people/day, no published rate
Lottery Odds
100
People Per Day
$15
Permit Cost
About Mt. Whitney Day
Climb the highest peak in the contiguous United States (14,505 ft). The main Whitney Trail is highly competitive.
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Pro Tips
Apply for multiple dates inside the Feb 1 to Mar 1 window
Watch April 22, when unclaimed dates open for web reservation
Monitor cancellations
Consider 'Whitney-from-the-side' routes via other permits
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This guide is based on personal experience obtaining wilderness permits and is regularly updated to reflect current policies and strategies.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a Mt. Whitney Day permit?
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Mt. Whitney Day permits are distributed through a lottery system. Apply during the lottery window, and if you're not selected, check for cancellations as they become available.
When is the best time to visit Mt. Whitney Day?
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Mid-July through mid-September offers the most reliable conditions. June may have snow on the 99 Switchbacks requiring ice axe and crampons. Late September can see early season snow. Weekday permits are easier to obtain than weekends.
How difficult is Mt. Whitney Day?
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Well-conditioned hikers experienced with high altitude and very long days. Must be comfortable with significant elevation and 12+ hours of continuous hiking.
What if I don't win the Mt. Whitney Day lottery?
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Cancellations happen regularly. Use PermitSnag to monitor availability and get alerts when spots open up. You can also check for walk-up permits or consider similar alternatives in the area.
What gear do I need for Mt. Whitney Day?
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Essential gear includes: WAG bag (human waste bag) for packing out waste, Headlamp with extra batteries (pre-dawn start essential), Minimum 4 liters of water, Warm layers (temperatures can be 40°F colder at summit than trailhead), Rain/wind jacket.
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