Rocky Mountain — Bear Lake Road Corridor fills up fast. Cancellations come back all season.
Rocky Mountain requires this permit to drive Bear Lake Road during peak season; check the facility page for the exact release schedule.
Right now: open slots on 18 dates in October 2026.
Not your date? Get free alerts the second one opens ↓
+ 10 more dates this month.
Get emailed the second your Rocky Mountain — Bear Lake Road Corridor date opens. Your Scout starts checking the moment you subscribe — the first email arrives right away with where things stand.
When somebody cancels, the next email in your inbox is your Rocky Mountain — Bear Lake Road Corridor date — claim link included, while the slot is still there.
Free — one Scout per email. Alert-only: it never claims a reservation for you. Reply to any of its emails to change the date or stop.
Check recreation.gov yourself →
When Rocky Mountain — Bear Lake Road Corridor is required
Late May – mid-October (check the facility page for exact 2026 dates)
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's the game a Scout wins: it never blinks.
How it works
Questions
How fast are alerts?
A free Scout checks around the clock and emails you the moment your date shows an open slot. Cancelled reservations are usually re-claimed within minutes — faster checks are on the paid plan.
Does it book or claim the reservation for me?
No. It never holds a slot and never books — you get the link the moment your date opens, and claiming it stays in your hands.
What does it cost?
Watching one date is free. More Scouts and faster checks are on the paid plan.
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