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Yosemite Wilderness Permit — Mono/Parker Pass
Yosemite National Park · California
Each entry point carries its own quota
Wilderness permit for overnight camping starting from the Mono/Parker Pass trailhead in Yosemite National Park.
70% of the openings our scanner caught on Mono/Parker Pass were gone within 10 minutes.
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Mono/Parker Pass Quick Facts
Permit RequiredYes
Booking MethodReservation
Demand LevelModerate6/10
Key Information
Permit Details
TypeOvernight
Booking MethodReservation
Demand Level6/10
LocationCA
Weather Forecast
Trailhead (5,000 ft)
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Backcountry Tips
- Today: Extreme heat (96°F). Carry extra water, start at dawn.
- Day 5: Extreme heat (96°F). Carry extra water, start at dawn.
- Day 6: Extreme heat (98°F). Carry extra water, start at dawn.
Today
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96°
64°
Sun
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82°
59°
Mon
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90°
59°
Tue
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94°
65°
Wed
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96°
64°
Thu
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98°
67°
Fri
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101°
69°
View full NWS forecast →Mountain weather changes rapidly. This forecast is a guide—always be prepared for worse conditions.
How to Get This Permit
1
Create a Recreation.gov account
Sign up at Recreation.gov if you don't have an account. Have your payment info ready.
2
Know the release schedule
Permits typically release on a rolling basis. Check the specific release time for your desired dates.
3
Be ready when permits drop
Log in a few minutes early. Have your dates, group size, and payment ready to go.
4
Monitor for cancellations
If your dates are sold out, people cancel all the time. Set up PermitSnag alerts to catch openings instantly.
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Mono/Parker Pass FAQ
How do I get a Mono/Parker Pass permit?
Mono/Parker Pass permits use a reservation system. PermitSnag sends lottery open, deadline, and results reminders; you can also enable cancellation alerts if spots open later.
When is the best time to visit Mono/Parker Pass?
Check with the managing agency for current season dates. Weekdays generally have better availability than weekends.
How competitive is the Mono/Parker Pass permit?
This permit has a demand score of 6/10, making it moderately competitive.
What if I can't get a Mono/Parker Pass permit?
Cancellations happen daily. Set up alerts with PermitSnag to get notified the moment a spot opens up. Pro and $19 single-permit alerts are checked about every minute, 24/7; free accounts are checked hourly.
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