Vermilion Cliffs National Monument (BLM) · AZ

Paria Canyon Overnight permits are gone at release. Cancellations come back all season.

The classic multi-day slot-canyon backpack from White House to Lees Ferry runs on a small daily overnight quota that sells out far ahead for spring and fall.

Live quota
checked just now via recreation.gov

Right now: remaining quota on 15 dates in August 2026.

Not your dates? Get free alerts the second one opens ↓

Mon, Aug 17 · 20 of 20 left · Paria Canyon Overnight · claim →Tue, Aug 18 · 20 of 20 left · Paria Canyon Overnight · claim →Wed, Aug 19 · 16 of 20 left · Paria Canyon Overnight · claim →Thu, Aug 20 · 20 of 20 left · Paria Canyon Overnight · claim →Fri, Aug 21 · 20 of 20 left · Paria Canyon Overnight · claim →Sat, Aug 22 · 20 of 20 left · Paria Canyon Overnight · claim →Sun, Aug 23 · 20 of 20 left · Paria Canyon Overnight · claim →Mon, Aug 24 · 20 of 20 left · Paria Canyon Overnight · claim →

+ 7 more dates this month.

Free permit alerts

Get emailed the second a Paria Canyon Overnight date opens. Your Scout starts checking the moment you subscribe — the first email arrives right away with where quota stands.

When somebody returns a permit, the next email in your inbox is your Paria Canyon Overnight date — claim link included, while the quota is still there.

I'll email you the second a date opens.

Free — one Scout per email. Alert-only: it never enters lotteries and never claims a permit for you. Reply to any of its emails to adjust dates or stop.

Want to change more — different logic, several permits, push instead of email? Open this Scout in the builder. Check recreation.gov yourself →

The release game

How Paria Canyon Overnight permits actually release

Paria Canyon overnight permits release on a rolling window a few months ahead and popular dates go quickly; cancellations return to recreation.gov — check the BLM permit page for the exact release schedule.

The part the permit page doesn't advertise: plans change. Reserved dates flow back to recreation.gov all season as trips get cancelled — and popular dates are re-claimed within minutes of reappearing. That second game is the one a Scout wins: it never blinks.

The loop

How it works

01Tell your Scout the dates you want for Paria Canyon Overnight.
02It checks recreation.gov quota every 30 minutes, around the clock, and stays silent while nothing changes.
03The instant a date shows remaining quota, you get an email with the link — claiming the permit stays in your hands.
Straight answers

Questions

How fast are alerts?

A free Scout checks every 30 minutes, around the clock, and emails you the moment a permit date shows remaining quota. Returned permits are usually re-claimed within minutes — faster checks are on the paid plan.

Does it enter lotteries or claim permits for me?

No. It never enters a lottery, never holds a spot, and never books — you get the link the moment a date opens, and claiming it stays in your hands.

Can it get me a Half Dome or Wave permit?

No — those are lottery-only, and an availability watch can't win a lottery. We only cover permits where cancelled or unclaimed dates genuinely return to recreation.gov.

What does it cost?

Watching one thing is free. More Scouts and faster checks are on the paid plan.

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