Season Pass
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2020 2:29 pm
So am I ok just showing up with my printed out email confirmation/receipt and my driver's license? I will have one guest.
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I'm referring to the receipt for my ISRO Season Pass, and I keep hearing about a backcountry permit. wondering if i'm all set. plane is paid for a long time ago. Hancock to RH.dcclark wrote: Thu Jul 30, 2020 3:55 pm I'm not sure what you're asking, or what you already have. Do you have a national park annual pass and/or Isle Royale season pass? (If yes, then you're all set: Either of those passes cover your entrance fees and those of up to 3 people with you.)
Is the "email confirmation/receipt" referring to your plane ticket, or the national park pass, or...?
Edit: Assuming you have a receipt for the season pass, yes, that (and your driver's license) are all you need. See Fees & Passes: "Your printed pay.gov hard copy or digital receipt will be your pass."
awesome thank you so much! there's a lot to get your head around you first time coming to the island!dcclark wrote: Fri Jul 31, 2020 2:13 pm Yep, your receipt for the Season Pass, plus your photo ID, is enough (although as TopCarrot said, things may be more lax this year!).
You will need to fill out a backcountry permit when you arrive. Normally this is done with a ranger, but this year I believe you can just fill one out at a kiosk when you arrive at the ranger station. You'll fill out your expected itinerary (which you can freely modify, it's just your best guess), put it in a plastic baggie, and clip it to your pack, tent, or shelter door.
No worries. It can be confusing! Last time (my 3rd trip), I somehow completely forgot that I needed a photo ID... until I was in the permit line. Luckily, the rangers are accommodating.mean_ass_raccoon wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2020 5:42 amawesome thank you so much! there's a lot to get your head around you first time coming to the island!dcclark wrote: Fri Jul 31, 2020 2:13 pm Yep, your receipt for the Season Pass, plus your photo ID, is enough (although as TopCarrot said, things may be more lax this year!).
You will need to fill out a backcountry permit when you arrive. Normally this is done with a ranger, but this year I believe you can just fill one out at a kiosk when you arrive at the ranger station. You'll fill out your expected itinerary (which you can freely modify, it's just your best guess), put it in a plastic baggie, and clip it to your pack, tent, or shelter door.