Entry Point #75
Don't miss your chance to paddle from Little Isabella River. We monitor Recreation.gov 24/7 and email you the moment a permit becomes available.
The black marker shows Little Isabella River. Grey markers show nearby entry points you might also consider.
Weekend availability at Little Isabella River varies by month. The earlier a month typically sells out, the sooner you'll want to book it.
| Month | Typical weekend outlook |
|---|---|
| May 2026 | Often available all season |
| June 2026 | Usually gone by March |
| July 2026 | Usually gone by July |
| August 2026 | Usually gone by March |
| September 2026 | Often available all season |
Based on the 2026 permit season tracked on Recreation.gov. For each entry point we follow its most popular weekend entry dates (Thursday-Saturday) and estimate when they typically reach about 80% booked. 'Usually gone by March' means you generally need to book by then; 'Often available all season' means weekend dates usually stay open. Cancellations free up permits all season too, so set a free alert to catch them.
Choose the dates you want to enter at Little Isabella River.
Our system checks Recreation.gov around the clock for cancellations.
When a permit opens up, we email you so you can book it fast.
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Start Tracking for FreeBWCA quota permits are released on Recreation.gov a few months ahead, and the popular dates go fast. Pick your entry date — and if Little Isabella River is already taken, we'll keep watching it for you.
Sold out isn't the end. People cancel reservations all season, and the moment a permit for Little Isabella River (Entry Point #75) frees up, we email you so you can grab it.
Fast. A cancelled permit can be re-booked within minutes, so we send your alert the instant we see the opening. Book as soon as you get it.
Watching one entry point is free. If you want to track several trips at once, there's a paid plan — but start free and see if we're useful first.
Permit season runs May through September, and summer weekends are the most competitive. Dates in May and September are usually easier to land.
Check permit availability for peak BWCA paddling season.
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