San Francisco Chronicle

PERMITS

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Permits are required for overnight camping in some areas (national parks, state parks and wilderness areas). Other areas also require day-use permits, available at trailheads or from ranger stations. Campfire permits are required nearly everywhere outside of developed campground­s, and can be obtained from ranger stations or at www.preventwil­dfireca.org/Campfire -Permit. Always check with the local land agency for specific requiremen­ts. Wilderness permits and bear canisters are required for overnight stays in Yosemite’s backcountr­y. Reserve permits online or arrive early for limited next-day permits: www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvi­sit/ wildpermit­s.htm. A lottery system determines who gets reservatio­ns at High Sierra Camps; apply in September-October for the following year: www.travelyose­mite.com/lodging/ high-sierra-camps. Rates start at $151 per night in a shared tent cabin; breakfast and dinner included.

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