Permit Directory
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🚣 RiverHigh-use: mid-May – early July (water-dependent snowmelt river)
🚣 RiverHigh-use: mid-May – mid-September
April – June (spring runoff)
Year-round; noncommercial trips from Lees Ferry to Diamond Creek are 12–25 days (NPS-defined range).
🚣 RiverMarch – November (lottery May – September)
🚣 RiverYear-round; peak season April 1 – September 30
🚣 RiverYear-round
🚣 RiverYear-round; peak season April 15 – July 15 requires a permit (pre-season lottery or walk-up); permits also required Sep 1–Oct 31
Year-round (spring and fall optimal)
🚣 RiverYear-round; lottery control season late May – early September
🚣 RiverYear-round; control season late June – early September
🚣 RiverControl season May 15 – July 31; no permit required outside control season
May – September
May – September
🚣 RiverControl season May 15 – Oct 15; self-issue Oct 16 – May 14
Approximately March – mid-May (water-dependent)
🚣 RiverBoater Passes required year-round for anyone using a watercraft on the Lower Deschutes River (permit section from Maupin to Columbia River)
Typically March – May (water-dependent; low flow by June most years)
May – September
Year-round float access; high water mid-May – late June; fishing April – October
🏕 CampgroundLate May – late October