WILDERNESS PERMITS for our guests are issued from our commercial quota, NOT from the general public quota.
We can help you create a personal route, custom menu and ideal wilderness adventure.
We also have several private groups willing to add hikers to their private trips that cover the John Muir Trail in Kings Canyon National Park.
This is mountain travel for the hiker who wants to enjoy the wilderness for longer than his or her back can carry
the needed supplies! We prepare your food and packers break camp and move the gear to a pre-arranged spot
each day. Guests may bring 30 lbs of personal gear (includes sleeping bag) and we provide the tents,
toilet, camp chairs, tables, meals and staff for your travel in the wilderness. We provide sample
menus and itineraries for your approval.
Call us at (760) 872-8331 or email us to discuss your schedule and preferred itinerary.
Let us put together an custom hiking trip that fits your schedule and interests, and allows you to meet and hike with others. If you have a particular section of the John Muir Trail that you want to hike, please let us know. We offer private trips from the Onion Valley and Bishop Pass trailheads.
If you do not have the time or desire to hike the entire JMT in one trip can provide all inclusive custom trips that cover segments. Cottonwood to Onion Valley, Onion Valley to Bishop Pass, Bishop Pass to Reds Meadow or Reds Meadow to Yosemite are segments available to you.
Pricing for all-inclusive private custom trip is shown in the table, below.
Please note, the following fees are per person: $15.00 monitoring fee, $5 wilderness permit reservation fee, Prices do not include the Forest Service or Park Service fees. Fees depend on your custom locations. |
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| 9 to 12 persons | $425 |
| 5 to 8 persons | $475 |
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