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Lost Coast Cancellations: Drop History

Our scanner has recorded 2,055 availability changes for Lost Coast. Here's when they actually happened.

PermitCast forecast

Odds of an opening for Lost Coast

The odds that our scanner catches at least one availability opening for this permit in the window ahead — based on how often it actually has, not a guess.

Next 7 days

Good chance

65–75% chance

Next 14 days

Good chance

60–70% chance

Based on 8 weeks of our scan history. Forecast last updated Aug 24, 2026.

Changes by month

Every month is a real count of scanner-detected availability changes for Lost Coast — not an estimate.

MonthChanges detected
February 20260
March 20260
April 20260
May 20260
June 20260
July 20261914
August 2026so far this month141

Last scanned Aug 24, 8:26 PM PDT. Counts respect our availability-change epoch (2026-07-03) — earlier scanner history isn't comparable and is excluded.

Best times to watch

We haven't recorded enough openings for Lost Coast to break this down by day and time yet. The grid has 28 squares, and we only draw it once a permit has at least 140 recorded openings — below that the darkest square is picked by chance rather than by a real pattern, so we leave it out.

Lost Coast drop report questions

How often does Lost Coast availability actually move?

Our scanner has recorded 2,055 availability changes for Lost Coast since it started tracking, broken down by month above. A change is any shift in the open-date set, so it counts dates closing as well as dates opening.

When is the best time to check for Lost Coast cancellations?

We haven't recorded enough openings for Lost Coast to answer this honestly. The grid has 28 squares and we only draw it once a permit has at least 140 recorded openings, so the darkest square means something. Below that we leave it out.

How fast will I find out if a Lost Coast date opens up?

Paid plans are scanned about every minute with alerts within seconds. Free accounts are scanned hourly. Either way, PermitSnag catches the change — you don't have to refresh the page yourself.