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KarlBAndersen1
01/26/2021 01:27PM
 
I think it's always like this until the system opens for use tomorrow.
 
MikeinMpls
01/26/2021 11:58AM
 
I have found the Recreation.gov website where daily entry point quotas (and quota availability) are supposed to be listed. But the site lists every EP as "0" available permits on every date after May 1. Is this because reservations open tomorrow?

I thought daily quotas by entry point was a year-round feature of the Recreation.gov website, and daily permit quotas by entry point was listed even before reservations open.

Is there an accurate and up-to-date list I can find?

If this is operator error, I will publically exhibit my shame for all to see!

Mike
 
schweady
01/26/2021 12:29PM
 
Curious. Could you post the link where you found it? I've never been able to find it there, either.

 
billconner
01/26/2021 01:03PM
 
If you just wanted quotas by entry point - unofficial - Piragis has it.
 
billconner
01/26/2021 12:41PM
 
deleted - my goof.
 
MikeinMpls
01/26/2021 01:05PM
 
billconner: "If you just wanted quotas by entry point - unofficial - Piragis has it."


Thanks, Bill. That's good for planning purposes, and I appreciate it.


Mike
 
billconner
01/26/2021 01:08PM
 
MikeinMpls: "billconner: "If you just wanted quotas by entry point - unofficial - Piragis has it."



Thanks, Bill. That's good for planning purposes, and I appreciate it.



Mike"



I knew it had to be out there. Advantage of being retired and not dead yet. (I got slowed by some fascinating USFS power points on use, etc.)
 
MikeinMpls
01/26/2021 12:56PM
 
billconner: "Warm feelings from website notification:



"Reservation Tip: Login to your account or create a new account before BWCAW Permits go on sale on January 27, 2021 at 9 a.m. Central Time. You can only add a permit to your cart and proceed with your reservation after you are logged into your account. "



Seems like getting basics like dates correct is fundamental."



Yep. I logged in and there is no change. They have several "BWCA planning guides" and other fancy crap, but I can't plan too well if I don't have the (insert appropriate curse word here) daily permit quotas.


I so hope this isn't a prequel of a repeat of the reservation fiasco of 2019.


Mike
 
schweady
01/26/2021 01:19PM
 
MikeinMpls: "schweady: "Curious. Could you post the link where you found it? I've never been able to find it there, either.
"




Recreation.gov detailed availability



Mike"

Oh, of course.
Even so, wouldn't you think they'd have a page with a simple table of EP Number, EP Name, Daily Quota... etc? I mean, we ought to expect the official source to be the ones to let us know if there have been any changes year to year.

Once again, bwca.com to the rescue...

 
MikeinMpls
01/26/2021 12:54PM
 
schweady: "Curious. Could you post the link where you found it? I've never been able to find it there, either.
"



Recreation.gov detailed availability


Mike
 
adam
01/26/2021 01:11PM
 
The quotas are on the entry point page below. It is unclear if they have changed any for 2021. It is possible.


https://bwca.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=maps.entrypoints
 
mjmkjun
01/27/2021 05:43AM
 
once the online reservations start booking (today) you'll see the daily tabulations of availabilities on the set quotas.

 
KarlBAndersen1
01/26/2021 05:33PM
 
adam: "The quotas are on the entry point page below. It is unclear if they have changed any for 2021. It is possible.



https://bwca.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=maps.entrypoints"



I've often wondered why 55 isn't listed.
 
adam
01/26/2021 06:36PM
 
KarlBAndersen1: "adam: "The quotas are on the entry point page below. It is unclear if they have changed any for 2021. It is possible.




https://bwca.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=maps.entrypoints"




I've often wondered why 55 isn't listed."



It is but categorized differently. You need to scroll down.


The only ones missing are I believe 30A and then the hiking permits.