Pets prohibited: Taboose Pass western continuation in Kings Canyon. Do not continue into this area with a dog. Check the restriction and source before choosing your itinerary.
Check vehicle access before departure. Confirm current road conditions and low-clearance suitability with the land or road manager. The road description does not establish fallback parking or added walking distance.
Rules can change across jurisdictions. Each fact below belongs to the named place; a connected place is not automatically part of your itinerary. This is recorded evidence; recheck current rules and conditions before travel.
Independence Area Trails page 1 shows the named pass on the Forest Service / Kings Canyon boundary; the trail continues west in Kings Canyon. This zone denotes only the western continuation, not the entire eastern trail.
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Pets prohibited in this area. Do not continue into this area with a dog. Choose an itinerary that avoids the prohibited area and verify its full route before departure.
What applies if continuing west of Taboose Pass? NPS restrictions and stock-area context are represented separately. Onward route, camps, daily stock opening, food-storage zones, and exact branch choices require itinerary-specific review. No NPS prohibition is projected onto the entire Inyo approach.
Inyo Pets section permits controlled pets on National Forest trips and requires waste/food care. This claim covers only the eastern National Forest route; the western continuation has separately scoped NPS evidence.
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USFS requires travelers to obey the different rules in each jurisdiction crossed; the western continuation has separately linked NPS claims. Reaching the pass does not establish an onward itinerary.
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What applies if continuing west of Taboose Pass? NPS restrictions and stock-area context are represented separately. Onward route, camps, daily stock opening, food-storage zones, and exact branch choices require itinerary-specific review. No NPS prohibition is projected onto the entire Inyo approach.
Inyo County road-status page and linked closure documents are the official road recheck destination. The retrieved index alone does not establish this road open or suitable for any vehicle.
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USFS Getting There directs visitors west from US 395 about 12 miles south of Big Pine, approximately six miles along rough, bumpy Taboose Creek Road to its end.
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Is there reviewed official geometry and current clearance for the approach road? The named road approach is supported by USFS directions and map, but no reviewed official road polyline or highway-junction coordinates are imported. Trail geometry begins at the trailhead. Exact road jurisdiction divisions, clearance, turnarounds and parking capacity remain unverified.
What parking, toilets and potable water are available at the trailhead? Road-end vehicle access and absent bear lockers are evidenced. Parking capacity, fees, designated spaces, toilet inventory and potable taps at the trailhead remain unknown. County campground toilets/well are separate facilities approximately two road miles from US 395, not trailhead amenities.
Alternative and boundary check: These facts do not establish a dog-compliant alternative or an exact turnaround point. Confirm the boundary and complete itinerary with the land manager using the linked sources before committing to the trip.
Vehicle access check: Confirm current road conditions and suitability for your vehicle with the road or land manager before departure. A road description does not establish a usable low-clearance fallback, legal fallback parking, or added walking distance and elevation; those remain unknown unless separately evidenced.
Order 05-04-50-25-04 maps PDF page 15, Exhibit P: black hatching prohibits fires in Taboose Creek drainage; purple hatching prohibits fires above 10,400 feet. Trail page also states no fires along Taboose Creek.
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Order 05-04-50-25-02 item 4 prohibits possession of camping/pack-outfitting equipment including tents, sleeping bags, bear canisters or camp stoves without a valid wilderness permit; effective June 18, 2025-June 18, 2027.
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USFS What Permit Do I Need and JMT sections: agency at the trip start issues the permit, including when first night is in an adjacent park; continuous travel required. Separate Whitney exit provisions are not satisfied by merely choosing Taboose.
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NPS Trail Conditions, Taboose Pass entry dated August 26, 2026 reports heavy brush and washed-out creek crossings, and advises against stock. The entry does not identify individual crossing coordinates.
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Taboose trail page says day use does not require a permit. Preserve alongside the current order covering possession of listed camping/pack-outfitting equipment.
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USFS cancellations and Recreation.gov: per-person fee refunded with cancellation at least 12 days before entry; $6 reservation fee nonrefundable; leader/alternate cannot be added/changed and reservations cannot be transferred.
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USFS Permit Printing Instructions lists a California Campfire Permit for stove operation, required SEKI regulations printout for entering the park, and recommended JMT regulations for JMT/PCT travel. Other orders may limit stove use despite a permit.
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Inyo Pets section permits controlled pets on National Forest trips and requires waste/food care. This claim covers only the eastern National Forest route; the western continuation has separately scoped NPS evidence.
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USFS requires travelers to obey the different rules in each jurisdiction crossed; the western continuation has separately linked NPS claims. Reaching the pass does not establish an onward itinerary.
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USFS Wilderness Permits overview, How to Reserve and Winter Permits: 60% six calendar months ahead; 40% two weeks ahead at 7am Pacific; winter permits have no trailhead quota and appear two weeks ahead.
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Stage 1 order 05-04-50-26-23 runs June 22-December 31, 2026. Its portable-stove exception is narrower than the standing wilderness order: California Campfire Permit, pressurized liquid petroleum/LPG fuel and shutoff valve.
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Inyo regulations cap stock at 25 and prohibit pack goats west of US 395; Taboose trail is explicitly not recommended for stock. Legal stock rules do not establish physical passability.
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USFS Fees: $6 per permit plus $5/person outside Whitney Zone, all ages, no per-night charge; no pass, senior, military or child discount. Taboose-to-pass scope does not enter Whitney Zone.
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Permit Printing Instructions: print at most seven days ahead; overnight no-show deadline 10am entry day; carry a signed paper permit. Reservation letter is not a permit; changes after printing require a visitor center.
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Independence Area Trails map, page 1, upper Taboose panel (edition unstated): highlighted trail connects the marked Taboose trailhead to Taboose Pass at the Forest Service / Kings Canyon boundary. It crosses John Muir Wilderness on the eastern approach. Map supports a continuous bidirectional trail, not exact mileage.
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John Muir Trail Entry Points, page 1, Taboose Pass row: trailhead-to-pass 6.5 miles; the heading explicitly says all mileages/elevations are approximate and for planning, not navigation.
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USFS National Forest System Trails, four complete TABOOSE PASS 3304 features: exact shared endpoints form one trailhead-to-pass display chain. Source object/global IDs and original attributes are preserved in the snapshot; map and prose independently establish topology.
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USFS Taboose Pass Trail overview: the route ascends Taboose Creek canyon from the Owens Valley between Cardinal and Goodale mountains, gains more than 6,000 feet, crosses Taboose Pass and continues to the JMT in Kings Canyon. The pass is a common destination.
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Wilderness Use order Exhibit A prohibits camping within 100 feet of any lakeshore, stream or National Forest System trail; no Taboose numbered wilderness camps are assigned.
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Signed order 05-04-50-25-04 page 1 exception 3 permits specified portable stoves/lanterns for holders of a valid wilderness or California campfire permit; neither permit waives campfire prohibitions.
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USFS 3304 source attributes in connected order: segment_length 0.018, 2.3639, 1.7595, 3.4732; gis_miles 0.019, 2.243, 1.704, 3.316; terminal emp 7.6146. These differ from the approximate 6.5-mile guide and are not silently substituted.
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Food and Refuse Storage page gives alert start 2023 and number 23-03, but embedded effective text starts June 18, 2025 and linked filename uses 25-03. These metadata disagree.
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Inyo regulations: bury solid human waste 6-8 inches deep at least 100 feet from water or camps; dispose of wash water at least 100 feet away and pack out trash.
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Wilderness Trail Names and Quotas pages 2-3, Taboose Pass (JMT), JM27: total 10; six months 6; two weeks 4; single quota. JM quotas apply May 1-November 1. Commercial and public users share a single quota.
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Inyo Wilderness Regulations and Taboose Restrictions permit a bear container or specified counterbalance outside mandatory-container zones; the regulations require a container if trees cannot support a compliant hang.
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Wilderness Use order item 2 caps groups at 15; Taboose Restrictions explicitly includes day use. This is a group limit, distinct from the 10-person daily entry quota.
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Scope conflict: trail-page day-use exemption is unqualified, but the active order includes possession of listed equipment without an overnight condition. Day hiking is not represented as unconditional permit clearance; ask the Inyo permit office for interpretation. No new equipment vocabulary or exemption is invented.
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Taboose trail page says day use does not require a permit. Preserve alongside the current order covering possession of listed camping/pack-outfitting equipment.
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Order 05-04-50-25-02 item 4 prohibits possession of camping/pack-outfitting equipment including tents, sleeping bags, bear canisters or camp stoves without a valid wilderness permit; effective June 18, 2025-June 18, 2027.
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Layered orders differ in stove exception wording. The standing order expires June 10, 2027 and Stage 1 December 31, 2026 unless changed. Recheck both and current alerts; expiry is not evidence of permission.
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Order 05-04-50-25-04 maps PDF page 15, Exhibit P: black hatching prohibits fires in Taboose Creek drainage; purple hatching prohibits fires above 10,400 feet. Trail page also states no fires along Taboose Creek.
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Stage 1 order 05-04-50-26-23 runs June 22-December 31, 2026. Its portable-stove exception is narrower than the standing wilderness order: California Campfire Permit, pressurized liquid petroleum/LPG fuel and shutoff valve.
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The approximate USFS guide gives 6.5 miles; the matching official trail dataset terminates at milepost 7.6146 and has different GIS length attributes. Different survey/measurement methods or editions may explain this, but the discrepancy is unresolved. Traversal is connected with unknown canonical distance; no arithmetic or map scaling resolves it.
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USFS 3304 source attributes in connected order: segment_length 0.018, 2.3639, 1.7595, 3.4732; gis_miles 0.019, 2.243, 1.704, 3.316; terminal emp 7.6146. These differ from the approximate 6.5-mile guide and are not silently substituted.
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John Muir Trail Entry Points, page 1, Taboose Pass row: trailhead-to-pass 6.5 miles; the heading explicitly says all mileages/elevations are approximate and for planning, not navigation.
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USFS National Forest System Trails, four complete TABOOSE PASS 3304 features: exact shared endpoints form one trailhead-to-pass display chain. Source object/global IDs and original attributes are preserved in the snapshot; map and prose independently establish topology.
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The route follows Taboose Creek, but no current flow, exact crossing inventory, safe ford or facility spur is evidenced. The dated NPS report describes washouts. Do not manufacture crossing nodes or timeless drinking-water availability.
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NPS Trail Conditions, Taboose Pass entry dated August 26, 2026 reports heavy brush and washed-out creek crossings, and advises against stock. The entry does not identify individual crossing coordinates.
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National Park Service
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The entire named eastern trailhead-to-pass route and separate US 395 road approach are connected. Intermediate campsite spurs, crossing positions, alternate trails and the western JMT network are not modeled. The NPS stock atlas shows west-side branching; this batch does not choose an onward branch or infer a Bench Lake facility visit.
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USFS Taboose Pass Trail overview: the route ascends Taboose Creek canyon from the Owens Valley between Cardinal and Goodale mountains, gains more than 6,000 feet, crosses Taboose Pass and continues to the JMT in Kings Canyon. The pass is a common destination.
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USFS National Forest System Trails, four complete TABOOSE PASS 3304 features: exact shared endpoints form one trailhead-to-pass display chain. Source object/global IDs and original attributes are preserved in the snapshot; map and prose independently establish topology.
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Official alert metadata, embedded text and linked filename disagree on start year/order number. General storage obligations are corroborated by current regulations/trail guidance; confirm current signed order and maps before travel.
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Food and Refuse Storage page gives alert start 2023 and number 23-03, but embedded effective text starts June 18, 2025 and linked filename uses 25-03. These metadata disagree.
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Inyo Wilderness Regulations and Taboose Restrictions permit a bear container or specified counterbalance outside mandatory-container zones; the regulations require a container if trees cannot support a compliant hang.
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USFS requires travelers to obey the different rules in each jurisdiction crossed; the western continuation has separately linked NPS claims. Reaching the pass does not establish an onward itinerary.
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Independence Area Trails page 1 shows the named pass on the Forest Service / Kings Canyon boundary; the trail continues west in Kings Canyon. This zone denotes only the western continuation, not the entire eastern trail.
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Recreation.gov alternates PST and Pacific Time. Canonical release uses the established America/Los_Angeles vocabulary, with this source wording retained for recheck; no fixed UTC offset is inferred.
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USFS Wilderness Permits overview, How to Reserve and Winter Permits: 60% six calendar months ahead; 40% two weeks ahead at 7am Pacific; winter permits have no trailhead quota and appear two weeks ahead.
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The named road approach is supported by USFS directions and map, but no reviewed official road polyline or highway-junction coordinates are imported. Trail geometry begins at the trailhead. Exact road jurisdiction divisions, clearance, turnarounds and parking capacity remain unverified.
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USFS Getting There directs visitors west from US 395 about 12 miles south of Big Pine, approximately six miles along rough, bumpy Taboose Creek Road to its end.
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Inyo County road-status page and linked closure documents are the official road recheck destination. The retrieved index alone does not establish this road open or suitable for any vehicle.
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Inyo County Public Works
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USFS National Forest System Trails, four complete TABOOSE PASS 3304 features: exact shared endpoints form one trailhead-to-pass display chain. Source object/global IDs and original attributes are preserved in the snapshot; map and prose independently establish topology.
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