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Any hike on private or military property is subject to the owner’s wishes, and an owner may decide at any time to require permits or even to deny access altogether. To be absolutely sure your hiking plans won’t be foiled by such a change of heart, call ahead if possible. Check the trip descriptions for whom to call, if anyone. (And if you find a route closed, please let me know, too.)

A few dayhikes require permission from several owners. Your vacation time is too valuable to waste running around trying to get multiple permits from different landowners, so I’ve left these hikes out. See ssss1 for more details. Note that you may be able to take these dayhikes with organized groups whose leaders will coordinate the getting of permits, thus saving you the trouble. See ssss1 for a list of organized groups that offer hikes.

Camping permits

Car and cabin camping are the only kinds of camping available to visitors, for all practical purposes. ssss1 in this book gives you detailed information about camping, including permit requirements, fees, etc.