Permit Applications for 2022
Current Winners
Tim O'Brien won a permit on the San Juan River from Sand Island to Clay Hills with a put-in of July 1, 2022.
Carol Marander won a permit on the San Juan River from Sand Island to Clay Hills with a put-in of May 18, 2022.
Russ Dahlgren won a permit on Deso/Gray with a put-in of June 28, 2022.
Roger Faaborg won permit on the San Juan river from Sand Island to Clay Hills with a put-in date of July 13, 2022.
Carol Marander won a permit on the San Juan River from Sand Island to Clay Hills with a put-in of May 18, 2022.
Russ Dahlgren won a permit on Deso/Gray with a put-in of June 28, 2022.
Roger Faaborg won permit on the San Juan river from Sand Island to Clay Hills with a put-in date of July 13, 2022.
To see who signed up for each river, click on the spreadsheet link below.
General Information
This year's Permit Party was from 7:00pm to 9:00pm on January 20, 2022 via Zoom.
Introduction to the Permit Party
Greetings!
Introduction to the Permit Party
Greetings!
For a general description of each river, including it's whitewater rating and flows:
River Permit Information for 2022
To understand how the Permit Party works:
How Our Permit Party Works
What if you didn't get a permit:
What to do if you didn't get a permit
To enter which rivers you applied for in 2022, click the link below.
(Or you can email your name and list of rivers you applied for to roger@rff.com.)
Enter your data into the spreadsheet.
River Permit Information for 2022
To understand how the Permit Party works:
How Our Permit Party Works
What if you didn't get a permit:
What to do if you didn't get a permit
To enter which rivers you applied for in 2022, click the link below.
(Or you can email your name and list of rivers you applied for to roger@rff.com.)
Enter your data into the spreadsheet.
The Following Rivers do not require Permits
Brown's Canyon - Arkansas River
Colorado River, Moab to the Confluence Class I
Colorado River, 42 Mile Stretch that ends at Moab, Class II or III.
Dirty Devil
Dismal River in Nebraska The water flow is always the same throughout the year. It is best to in early spring or late fall to avoid the bugs.
Green River below Flaming Gorge Dam Class II. 2-3 days, camp along the river or float day trips.
Dolores (River of Sorrow) You don't need a permit, but you need enough water. We would probably float between May 15 and June 15. Read Eric Hermann's excellent article on the Dolores. Click More... in the top menu, then Newsletter, It is in August 2008.
Escalante You do not need a permit to float the Escalante, but you do need sufficient water.
Gunnison River near Delta
Missouri River in Montana
Niobrara River in Nebraska
North Platte River in Wyoming Northgate (class III), Six Mile Gap(class II), Treasure Island to Saratoga to Pick Bridge to I-80 to Seminoe Reservoir (class I) and Glendo to Guernsey (class I+). We do some of these floats about every year.
Owyhee River in Oregon You fill out the permit at the put-in.
San Rafael You do not need a permit to float the San Rafael. It is a pretty area, 16 miles, class I-II.
Yellowstone River in Wyoming