General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Yosemite, J-tree and bishop	8-Jun-2005 At 9:50:33 AM	mrbumble
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Bad news on that one Neil. During my last season there (spring '04), you needed to present photo i.d. to register to camp. Word on the grapevine is that they've been given a computer in that kiosk that tracks how many nights you've camped now as well, so they can tell if you're overstaying. Camp 4 nazis!! My tip for the valley is to go in mid september - the limit changes from one week to a month around then, and the rangers are too burnt out to chase climbers. Bishop, don't worry too much. There were plenty of perminant residents at the pit. The J-tree situation has changed, so don't take my word on this, but i think it is now pay camping limited to two weeks???? Have a ball! Mark

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