>>2820148there's endless red tape with national parks
they suck
not worth all the timing and permitting and fees
not to mention the rules and the people watching you and the inevitable chinese and pajeet tourists
I can just waltz right into a game land or state forest.
Also using timed entry this year is Arches in Utah. From April 1 through July 6, and then again between Aug. 28 and Oct. 31, those driving into the park between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. will need a timed-entry ticket.
Those who have permits to camp, be in the backcountry, visit Fiery Furnace (which is closed as of late March 25), or for other special uses do not need a timed-entry ticket, according to Arches officials.
Arches releases timed-entry tickets six months before the date of the reservations. In early March, tickets for August reservations became available. If you’re looking to visit Arches in September, your entry tickets will go on sale on April 1. For October visits, reservations become available on May 1. Limited tickets are made available on the day before their designated entry date, starting at 7 a.m. MDT but park officials warn that “these are expected to sell out quickly.”
