Parking passes ?

[spider solo]

I have waited patiently for this April 1st question...

Are parking passes still needed in the White Mountains ?

If so where and what do people think of it ?

Oh, has this ever mentioned before ?? Any Links ??

ahh... I feel better now...

thanks

 

[Stash]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Please tell me this is an April fools joke!

 

[Kevin Rooney]

Well, at least you waited until the posthole thread ran its course.

 

[Maddy]

I LOVE my pass!
Lifetime membership for a nominal fee.
Oh... the benefits of aging.

* I wrote this because I wanted to check out my new "signature pic."

 

[DrJJFate]

I spotted a mountain lion late last evening. It vanished before I could snap a photo with my iPhone. I'll be quicker next time.

 

[spider solo]

Yes, I had the same problem with a Jackalope the other day..very photo shy.

 

[Little Rickie]

I hiked in the Easter High Peaks without snowshoes, didn't post hole or get caught.

 

[bikehikeskifish]

Yes, I had the same problem with a Jackalope the other day..very photo shy.

I've heard if you leave your camera in your pack at the col, you can walk right up to them.

Tim

 

[SAR-EMT40]

I've heard if you leave your camera in your pack at the col, you can walk right up to them.

Tim

Yep, wrestled one to the ground and had it for dinner a couple of days ago. It was like I was invisible to him without my camera.

Keith

 

[sierra]

Im not joking IVe still never used a parking pass!

 

[TrishandAlex]

Sierra --

It's a toss-up -- pay the fee each time you park in a place that requires one, or get the pass. For two years (of regular hiking), it was cheaper to pay the daily fee, since we weren't parking in fee areas all that much. Now I have a sticker, though I'm still not sure that's the cheaper option for me personally. More of a convenience factor (don't have to make sure I have the cash).

 

[roadtripper]

Where are the White Mountains located?

 

[MikePS]

Are they still called the White Mountains after the snow melts? BTW does anybody have feelings about dogs on the trail?

 

[Maddy]

Where are the White Mountains located?

I do believe they are in Alaska. Are they not

 

[TrishandAlex]

Nope, California.

 

[Mike P.]

Not needed. If you have a pass, you have to park in selected spots. Those without a sticker get free valet parking.

 

[walker]

Where are the White Mountains located?

White Mountains are in:

Afghanistan, Safed Koh
Australia, Queens Land
Greece, Island of Crete, Lefka Ori
United States, Alaska
United States, Arizona
United States, California
United States, Nevada
United States, New Hampshire
and
Middle Earth

And Parking passes are recognized at all locations except Middle Earth. They don't allow automobiles there. Just walking trees.

Hike Free and Live...Walker

PS If hiking in Afghanistan, don't forget to wear "Hunters orange". It is hunting season there.

 

[TrailwrightBratt]

Yup in Caulifornia next to the Nev. Border south of Boundary Peak

 

[Maddy]

http://www.blm.gov/ak/st/en/prog/nlcs/white_mtns.html

Even the dogsleds need a pass here!

Oops. It's April 2!!!

 

[Kevin Rooney]

White Mountains are in:

Afghanistan, Safed Koh
Australia, Queens Land
Greece, Island of Crete, Lefka Ori
United States, Alaska
United States, Arizona
United States, California
United States, Nevada
United States, New Hampshire
and
Middle Earth

And Parking passes are recognized at all locations except Middle Earth. They don't allow automobiles there. Just walking trees.

Hike Free and Live...Walker

PS If hiking in Afghanistan, don't forget to wear "Hunters orange". It is hunting season there.

Also New Mexico on Outer Earth