Let the training begin! This will be a "dads dream" My son, daughter and son in law will be with me! I couldn't be happier!
Whitney Lottery
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curt
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Results in! Our group (6) were drawn for Aug 27/28!
Let the training begin! This will be a "dads dream" My son, daughter and son in law will be with me! I couldn't be happier!

Let the training begin! This will be a "dads dream" My son, daughter and son in law will be with me! I couldn't be happier!
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curt
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HikeUp
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Whitney? Never heard of it. Must be one of those peaks on the Lower Peaks list.
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SGBob
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I like the earlier dates so there's still snow in the chute from Trail Crest down to Trail Camp. It makes the return take about 15 minutes instead of an hour. 
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Mike P
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We always just show up for a lottery pick in Sept. Have never been shut out yet.
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JeffH
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I got a reject note.
If I do Whitney this year it will be via Crabtree. Looking now like almost all the reservable exit permits are gone too, meaning I might have to exit via Horseshoe or New Army. No permit required if you don't cross Trail Crest.
If I do Whitney this year it will be via Crabtree. Looking now like almost all the reservable exit permits are gone too, meaning I might have to exit via Horseshoe or New Army. No permit required if you don't cross Trail Crest.
"Argue for your limitations and sure enough they're yours".
Donald Shimoda
Donald Shimoda
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RichardK
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JeffH - Comments on the Mt. Whitney boards suggest that getting an unclaimed dayhike permit the day before or an unclaimed overnight permit the day of are not that hard. Since it is not guaranteed, a backup plan is needed. But, it might be worth a gamble. Also, check the website frequently. Some people do turn in permits that they can't use and these open up some slots.
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JeffH
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Richard, I thought of that option too. Since I'm currently unemployed a weekday permit is frequently easy to get as a walkup. And if not there are lots of other cool places to visit in the area.
"Argue for your limitations and sure enough they're yours".
Donald Shimoda
Donald Shimoda
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rade
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If anyone wants to join my group and has thgeir own winter mtneering gear, please message me, I have 3 spots left. my pass is May 6-8.
